Smiths Falls-Montague Airport Released for MSFS 2024
Today the news are all about NetDesign, thatv released not one, not two, but three airports for MSFS 2024.
We start with Smiths Falls-Montague Airport (CYSH) in Canada. It’s available on Orbx Direct for $11.29 with the following features.
- 60 different bespoke hangar models matching their real-life counterparts
- Detailed hand-crafted ground texture
- Accurate airport lighting with custom lights
- Detailed runway textures and accurate custom 3D high-resolution markings
- Detailed recreation of the Smiths Falls Flying Club building interior, walkable in MSFS 2024
- Real-life signs and wall art throughout the scenery
- High-resolution multi-layer textures that preserve detail up close
- Local wildlife can be spotted, as this is a rural forested area
- Accurate static aircraft belonging to the Smiths Falls Flying Club
- Snowbanks appear in the winter season
Westport Rideau Lakes Airport Released for MSFS 2024
For the second airport we go to Westport Rideau Lakes Airport (CRL2) , still in Canada.
It’s available on Orbx Direct for $5.64 with the following feastures.
- 6 bespoke buildings/hangar models and several unique scenery objects
- Hand-crafted ground texture and bespoke 3D runway markings
- Starting positions near the flying club building, plus a fictional starting position in the old hangar
- Low-key night lighting to make the airport usable after dark, for more challenges
- Airport designed to be walkable in MSFS 2024
Kars / Rideau Valley Air Park Released for MSFS 2024
Last, but not least, is Kars / Rideau Valley Air Park (CPL3) in Canada, available on Orbx Direct for $9.95.
It includes the following features.
- Hand-crafted ground texture
- Bespoke hangars, structures, and club aircraft models
- High detail scenery objects
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