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Ilan Papini, creator of VSNG passed away after a light plane crash
4 replies to “Ilan Papini, creator of VSNG passed away after a light plane crash”
Terry Ibbitson
So sorry to hear the sad news about Ilan. His sims meant so much to me over many years. RIP Ilan
Zsolt Monostori
Oh no. It’s heartbreaking. I have known Ilan since 2005. May his soul room free.
Asbjorn Joensen
Im so sorry, rest in peace, many good memorys of him.
Kalab
Rest in peace, Ian!
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