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Following up from another post, anyone know what "Kosmos" sky has the flying saucer in it? I catch the plane, but have yet to see the flying saucer.
Thanks
FrankG
NJ
MP 9: Vineland Secondary
http://www.sjrail.com/
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If you want some real fun with all sorts of gimmicks and animated objects, not forgetting many other scenic surprises, previously thought impossible to achieve with MSTS, you must try the SEAVIEW-4 route from Bill Burnett (TREEFROG) and team.O t t o
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If you apply Albula21AutumnSnow.env to your route's environment, you will see a flying saucer. I think that is the only instance of the UFO in MSTS.
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Thanks Chuckzeiler for the tip!
Found it! Check it out!
FrankG
NJ
MP 9: Vineland Secondary
http://www.sjrail.com/
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Hi Chuck !The SEAVIEW-4 has much better performing ones as well as planes doing aerobatics and lots more ! O t t o
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