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Crown of Scandinavia sold by Nicolai
We’re excited to welcome Nicolai Baldorf to SIM3D with his stunning “Crown of Scandinavia” model, available in both the 2005 and 1994 versions. The release features detailed animations and beautifully crafted night lighting for an immersive experience. Check it out.
Costa Destiny-Class by Lucas now available
We are happy to welcome Lucas and his fantastic models back to SIM3D. Check out his Costa Destiny-Class vessels “Fortuna” and “Magica” now in the shop. You don’t need to book a cruise when you’ve got these models, you can cruise all you want from the comfort of your home!
Trying out the new VS-NG
There has been a re-release of the software Virtual Sailor and I’ve been trying it out. Not sure what to think of it yet, some things are better than before, some are worse. We’ll see what the future holds. For those interesting in seeing the software a bit more in-depth, you can check out this …