6 reviews for Billund X (P3Dv4/5 and FSX)
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Billund X (P3Dv4/5 and FSX)
€ 19,95
Seneste version: 1.6
SimNord Billund X is a detailed and realistic scenery of Billund Airport (EKBI, BLL), Denmark's second largest airport after Copenhagen Airport Kastrup. Billund X is compatible with FSX, FSX: Steam Edition, Lockheed Martin P3Dv4 and P3Dv5 and features HD textures on many airport buildings and hangars. Textures are made from photos taken by SimNord. Billund X also features a photo real ground scenery in 40cm/pixel resolution which is compatible with ORBX Global Base, animated vehicles and dynamic lights on aprons (P3D version only). Billund X is not compatible with FSX “Preview DirectX 10”.
Please note: This product is for your personal, non-commercial use. Please contact SimNord for commercial licenses inquiries.
System requirements:
FSX, FSX: Steam Edition, Lockheed Martin P3Dv4 or P3Dv5
Windows 7, 8, 10
File size: 883 MB
Installation size: 1.41 GB
espenholmpedersen –
A fantasic airport and great detail. I dont think I have ever seen the yellow busses in real life or atleast not the many times i have flawn in and out of Billund. It would be amezing if they made a seperate product called Vejle and put that in. Vejle looks amezing from the sky 😀
ckofod94 –
great job guys!!!
D’Andre Newman –
Amazing job by Vidan Design!! Terrific attention to detail and surroundings terrific performance!! Cant wait to see the next project!
Morten Hansen –
aside from a few minor issue with the SODE docking system, this scenery is the best one out there for EKBI. I high recommend it.
Stampe2004 –
Sorry, it meant to be 5 stars. Guess I was to quick on the submit button 😉
TheDanishBaconLover –
This is a very nice scenery! I would really recommend it!
I have always wanted to fly out of Billund in FSX, but I haven’t found any good scenery until now. Except the Aerofilez scenery, but it’s outdated and is not nearly as high quality as this scenery add-on. Thank you very much for making this scenery, so that I can finally fly out of my local airport 😉
Best regards, Mads