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Well I'm not sure how many trees there are being rendered in these shots, but its a lot... and it runs perfectly well Berlin in winter... There are some buildings here as well then? Thanks for looking...
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I do like that phrase... and up here in a microlight it certainly was.... FTX GEN. Thank you for looking...
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A beautiful winters morning in Germany. Thanks for looking.
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The voyage to the 16 national parks within german borders continues. This time the biggest challenge was finding interesting motives since there is not that much to see. Why that is the case you'll find out in a moment. Let's continue with the 3 national parks that cover almost the entirety of the german north sea coast, with the exception of the big shipping lanes from Hamburg, Bremerhaven and Wilhelmshaven. Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea National Park https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schleswig-Holstein_Wadden_Sea_National_Park Hamburg Wadden Sea National Pa
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Currently there are 16 national parks in Germany. They are miniscule in comparism to those of the U.S. but this only natural considering that you could fit Germany 26 times into the territory made up by the U.S. The other reason preventing them from expanding is the high density of settlements. There is simply not enough space left for them. The Müritz Nationalpark for example is divided into two parts by the town of Neustrelitz. I thought I'd fly to all of them in the next days and post how they look like in FTX GEN and GES as soon as it is released. Let's st
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Like almost every FTX region Germany North includes several photoreal areas. This one, however, is really huge. The PR of the German capital Berlin covers the entire city area of 891,68 km², equipped with more than 200,000 buildings, around 2 million trees and a whole bunch of POIs (look at the Soviet Memorial by Richard Bui - it's a piece of art). Of course, as part of an FTX region it has not been planned to be a real cityscape - we call it "cityscape light" . Enjoy the following pictures, taken in P3Dv3 - and please keep in mind that this is still WIP, although most parts are complet
