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Norwegian version of the Pilot Boat 747
There is now a norwegian version of the Pilot Boat 747 available, check her out in the shop!
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Finneco vessels now available!
Check them out in the shop: https://sim3d-models.com/?s=finneco&post_type=product
Tedno Released
Tedno available on the store now! get her here!
Port of Marstrand
About a year ago we started work on creating a scenery of the very beautiful port of Marstrand, located north of Gothenburg on the Swedish west coast. We were able to aquire very accurate hight-data which is going to make this scenery very accurate compared to other available sceneries. Here you can see some of …
Tugboat Dynan on it’s way!
The next SIM3D add-on on it’s way! This time it’s a tug called Dynan. He was based on the west coast of Sweden together with the three sister(brother?) ships Bonden and Bohus but now operates in Finland.