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One of the most well known landmarks of France
Le Mont St Michel. An abbey at the border of Brittany and Normandy in the Bay of Mt St Michel. It used to be surrounded by the sea during high tide, but the over the years the sea added so much sand that only with exceptional high water the abbey could be seen in the middle of the water. Recently a system of locks has been introduced, using the water from the river Couesnon to wash away the sand.
The abbey and the small town are build on an old volcano. The isle in the back is called Tombelaine and is an other old volcane. In the area you can find more particular hills, Mont-Dol and Lillemer, which were also volcanoes in the same ridge.
The scenery is done by Pascal Dumat and I still wonder how he was able to create the tides.....
The scenery by Pascal is still the best rendering of the Mont in my opinion.
Cheers,
Huub
Le Mont St Michel. An abbey at the border of Brittany and Normandy in the Bay of Mt St Michel. It used to be surrounded by the sea during high tide, but the over the years the sea added so much sand that only with exceptional high water the abbey could be seen in the middle of the water. Recently a system of locks has been introduced, using the water from the river Couesnon to wash away the sand.
The abbey and the small town are build on an old volcano. The isle in the back is called Tombelaine and is an other old volcane. In the area you can find more particular hills, Mont-Dol and Lillemer, which were also volcanoes in the same ridge.
The scenery is done by Pascal Dumat and I still wonder how he was able to create the tides.....
The scenery by Pascal is still the best rendering of the Mont in my opinion.
Cheers,
Huub
Hi Huub, Great scenery & I've searched high & low for Mt St Michel scenery I came across this [FONT="]Mont Saint Michel [/FONT]v2 but cannot find it
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St. Michel scenery. Two separate files by Pascal Dumat, lfrf2005.zip for the airport ofGranville (N/A) and smichel2.zip (N/A) for the Mont St Michel. The latter—absent fromdefault FS2004 scenery—is included in the above-mentioned FRP2004, but in a roughFS98-style rendering. Here the results are instead very accurate and really astonishing.
Also, St Malo? I'd love to get that as well, as it's fairly close to Mont St Michel.
Any ideas?
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St. Michel scenery. Two separate files by Pascal Dumat, lfrf2005.zip for the airport ofGranville (N/A) and smichel2.zip (N/A) for the Mont St Michel. The latter—absent fromdefault FS2004 scenery—is included in the above-mentioned FRP2004, but in a roughFS98-style rendering. Here the results are instead very accurate and really astonishing.
Also, St Malo? I'd love to get that as well, as it's fairly close to Mont St Michel.
Any ideas?
Motormouse
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St Malo here ------>
https://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/files/1006/fs2004-lfrd2004-st-malo-vfr-scenery/
By Etienne Vauchez, that also did the 'Flightzone' sceneries
Ttfn
Pete
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Et voila St Malo survole par un AAC 1
Mesdames et Messieurs,
voilà St. Malo survolé par un AAC.1
Kenavo
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Mesdames et Messieurs,
voilà St. Malo survolé par un AAC.1
Kenavo
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Robin,
The Mont St Michel scenery can be found here: http://p.dumat.pagesperso-orange.fr/htm/smichel2.htm
The Granville airport is here: http://p.dumat.pagesperso-orange.fr/htm/lfrf2005.htm
Cheers,
Huub
The Mont St Michel scenery can be found here: http://p.dumat.pagesperso-orange.fr/htm/smichel2.htm
The Granville airport is here: http://p.dumat.pagesperso-orange.fr/htm/lfrf2005.htm
Cheers,
Huub
Motormouse
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Bit more St Malo
Outbound from St Malo (LFRD) in the Nord 3202 by Restauravia
Turning point is the "Minquiers" lighthouse
dropping into Granville (not sure if this is Pascal Dumats' scenery or one that came with the France VFR pack I have installed)
Huub has already covered the Mont and Pappy the citadel at St Malo in previous shots...
ttfn
Pete
Outbound from St Malo (LFRD) in the Nord 3202 by Restauravia
Turning point is the "Minquiers" lighthouse
dropping into Granville (not sure if this is Pascal Dumats' scenery or one that came with the France VFR pack I have installed)
Huub has already covered the Mont and Pappy the citadel at St Malo in previous shots...
ttfn
Pete
I just wanted to thank you for showcasing these wonderful French sceneries - Mont St Michel, Granville, St Malo.
They were resting on my hard drive for many years but did not install them until now.
A beautiful area to fly low and slow.
I also installed the Normandy American Cemetary scenery at Colleville-sur-Mer.
https://www.flightsim.com/vbfs/fslib.php?searchid=77792478
They were resting on my hard drive for many years but did not install them until now.
A beautiful area to fly low and slow.
I also installed the Normandy American Cemetary scenery at Colleville-sur-Mer.
https://www.flightsim.com/vbfs/fslib.php?searchid=77792478
RichardLouis
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Old screenshots
While searching my backups, I found these old FS2004 screenshots.
While searching my backups, I found these old FS2004 screenshots.
RichardLouis
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jackryan172
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I dont think some of those are FS9.
Sean
Sean
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Oh you may be right Sean ... it's possible, these screenshots are so old that I wouldn't swear it was FS2004. If it is not, they certainly come from FSX.
(I hope that I will be forgiven).
Richard
