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Flying Dolphin Venus I & Flying Dolphin XV sold by Yiannis
Step aboard one of Greece’s most legendary passenger vessels with the Kometa Hydrofoil for Virtual Sailor NG. Faithfully recreated with authentic details, custom-recorded sounds, and two classic Greek liveries. This model brings the iconic Flying Dolphin experience to life.
Featuring opening passenger doors, anchor animation, custom night lighting, a rotating beacon, and an immersive sound package recorded from the real vessel, this add-on is designed for both maritime enthusiasts and Virtual Sailor NG captains seeking the highest level of realism. Check this product out here.
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