Focke Wulf Fw 200 Berlin Staaken scenery

michaelvader

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Good morning friends
in the presntation of the MSFS Fw 200 it seems that the plane is presented at the Berlin Staaken airfield.
From where does the scenery come?
Is it a part of MSFS Would astonish me)?
Is it it a third party commercial scenery ?
Or included with the aircraft?
Nice Sunday
Best regards
Michael Vader
 
I would like to know that too, if there s a Berlin Staaken scenery available somewhere.
In default FS2020 you can see some remains of the formar airfield baked into the terrain textures but no actual buildings or airfield there.
 
Good evening Matthias
in reality I am interested for Berlin Staaken to get the most of sreenshots about and if there will be a possibility
of a sort of retro-engeneering to get a nice scenery of Berlin Staaken as it was at the end of the 30ies.
Bernard almost did me a scenery - but is more as it was at the very early beginning.
Best regards
Michael
 
Michael,

I wonder if this was something they made with the Fw200? Maybe a scenery that was done for the plane, but not included? Or was it included, but we are not aware since we don't have computers capable of running it. :giggle:

I know it's not part of RedWing 1935 since I don't see it anywhere on the site.

Saludos!

Jorge
Miami, FL
 
I've looked for that scenery, couldn't find it. And I like to think that my search skills on the internet aren't too shabby...

Maybe it's just old age... And maybe @Tom Clayton can help here!

Priller
 
Is it perhaps part of Redwing Sims' Germany 1935 package? It's a fairly comprehensive remake of Germany and some outlying countries. There's also separate scenery for Berlin Tempelhof, Koln, Friedrichshafen, Hamburg and Frankfurt (with others on the way)

1935 Airfields and Sceneries
 
In the videos the scenery looked very well and complex. I have the impression the scenery to have be done by germans as there are the usual mistake of using the wrong flags (they still believe by that falsification or ignoring historical facts they can make horror disapear)
Perhaps the idea of germans having done the scenery can conduct to the origins ans where this scenery might be
Best Regards
Michael
 
Priller said:
I've looked for that scenery, couldn't find it. And I like to think that my search skills on the internet aren't too shabby...

Maybe it's just old age... And maybe @Tom Clayton can help here!

Priller
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The most useful link I get out of Google is a link to this thread. I don't think it's available outside the package.
 
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