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Earth simulations has finally released its Isles of Scilly, and what a delight the islands are too! This photographic scenery is pretty unlike anything thats gone before it, raising the standard still further after the excellent work Earth Simulations did on Alderney last year.

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The Isles of Scilly has now overtaken Alderney as Earth Simulations proudest achievement. It is the result of our wish to create the most realistic scenery experience possible using today's technology in Flight Simulator X. The Isles of Scilly form an archipelago off the south-western tip of the Cornish peninsula of Great Britain. The Islands have an almost tropical feel to them, comprising some of the most beautiful scenery to be found in this Island of Islands that we call Great Britain. The entire area has been modelled in the most painstaking of detail, and has been brought to life by the innovative design techniques employed here at Earth Simulations.
We sincerely hope you will be tempted to take a closer look at this scenery and that those of you that do will enjoy what we believe is the most advanced Flight Simulation scenery available today. We also think its a really very beautiful part of the world.

The feature list is pretty good too:

15cm per pixel photographic textures throughout the island chain
1.2m Hand edited Terrain mesh
Night Lighting
Traffic, both on land and sea, with bespoke models of the Scillilonian III
A integrated sound scape, which includes the tolling of the church bells, bird calls and the sound of the waves crashing on the beaches, to name a few!
Also included, for the true 'birds eye view' are three 'flyable' birds to try your hand at!
St. Mary's airfield is modelled about as close to reality as it gets!
Bishops Rock lighthouse, to the west of the islands, is landable, and included.
The list goes on - but you'll have to find the cows in the fields, the horses being trained etc. etc. yourselves!

For purchase info: http://www.earthsimu...ormation-1.html

For more screenies, see the Earth Simulations forum: http://www.earthsimu...wforum.php?f=13