Need translator

[CG_1976]

I am in need of a translator. Iam assuming the language is German possible. Anyway a RCAF fellow 440sq mate of mine sent me this link he got that pegged FSX and CYZF my home. http://fsxpage.com/previews/szenerien/62n-design-cyzf-yellowknife/ What the heck is this Fs9 or FSX native scnery and is it pay or free? This interest me as I await the Milviz 737 and my fellow RCAF Sq member as we both use the Aerosoft Vampire Twotter.

[SeanTK]

I think it'll be FSX native and freeware, judging by the already released scenery. I have one tab open to the native page, and one tab open to a page passed through Google's translation service.
Note: You can go to Google Translate and just copy/paste the address into the text box, and it'll translate everything (roughly) for you.

EDIT: Looks like they're advertising for a different design team, and while the FSX native point stands, I'm not sure of the free vs pay aspect.

[bully707]

Hi there!

Well...aside from the fact that I have never heared from both, FSXPage and 62° N Design, before and the preview is dates back from late May of this year, I would guess that it will be a freeware FSX scenery.

Even though I am German, it is hard to find more information on this scenery.

[62NDesign]

Maybe I can help you :jump:

It's a FSX native scenery, there will be no FS9 Version and may be most important: It will be for free.

Due to little time in the last month, I couldn't continue working on this project. But now I have resumed working on it.

I am thinking about a step by step release, currently I am very engaged in complete texture overwork of all completed buildings and ground textures. And yes, that are some more than you can see at the old screenshots :mixedsmi:

Have a look into Buffalo Airways Hangar, in current state.

http://i.imagebanana.com/img/16obe2bi/thumb/1.jpg (http://www.imagebanana.com/view/16obe2bi/1.jpg)

best regards from Germany

62° Design

[Lawgiver]

Hello Everyone,

Stumbled across this thread and wondering if there is a current status on the project??

Regards,
Rob