Truk Lagoon First Look

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Over the past several months Truk Lagoon for FSX has been taking shape. Find below a few images of Truk Lagoon including all the islands and the reef that surrounds them. It will include all three airfields, the naval base at Dublon Island and the two principal anchorages. Of course there has been multiple raids on the facilities and ships so there is visible damage. Enjoy.

Eten Airfield

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Taking off from Eten with Dublon Naval Base in the distance.

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Dublon Naval Base has damage to the oil and fuel facilities by bombs and strafing.

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Dublon Naval Base, Eten Airfield and anchorage number 2 in the background.

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Moen Island on the right with its supply facility and Harushma Airfield.

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Supply facility on Moen Island.

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The number 1 anchorage off Moen Island.


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Convoy traveling through the reef. Destroyer has run aground to the right.

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Landing at Harushma Airfield. This is primarily a bomber base with a few fighters.

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Man, flying warbirds in the PTO in FSX is getting better and better. Thanks for the preview. :)
 
That looks fantastic. Can't wait for this one. We're transforming the Pacific, one island at a time (ok, not "we", you talented people!) Back to the future! :)
 
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Truk Lagoon

Thanks guys for the comments. Making Truk Lagoon is my first attempt at scenery using my new learned techniques thanks to Roger Wilco-66, or to me and many Mark. It is addictive and really fun once you get the hang of it. There is always something new to learn both in technique and in the history of the scenery you are making.

Off to see my two day old grandson for the next four days so Truk is on hold till I return next week. I will have my laptop to keep in touch with SOH but that is about it. Cheers
 
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