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MSC Meraviglia and Bellissima now available
It’s a challenge manouvering these very large cruise vessels in and out of port, are you up for it? Check out Francesco’s latest models MSC Meraviglia and Bellissima now in the SIM3D store.
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Ane Maersk by Andrea is here
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Konserthuset sold by Erik L (EHL3D)
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Forest experiment in VS-NG
We’ve been experimenting with creating a Norwegian forest in Virtual Sailor and we’re quite happy with the result. Hoping to be able to use these techniques in a future scenery! Let us know your thoughs!