The list of downloadable ships on their site seems quite small, and the area list (while more impressive than the ship-list) seems like it could stand to be a bit more robust. It seems like there's not a whole lot of user-created content out there, though. Parts of it seem very well thought out (navigational stuff, wind/waves, etc.). I'm trying to decide if the program itself is worth the cost. And the boats in the demo handle nicely enough, although the demo timer's too short to really take them anywhere. The graphics look ancient in screenshots, but not too terrible in game. I can't imagine that he's the only VS user around these parts. Then I saw a VS-related link in some of Pieter's stuff just yesterday, and I figured that it was about time to check it out. I learned about this sim quite a long while ago, but never seriously looked into it. Making, will be accepted and kept on the library.I've been checking out the Virtual Sailor demo, and was wondering if anyone else around here uses it regularly and is willing to give their impressions. Of quality, only add-ons which are made to a reasonable standards of model
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#Virtual sailor 8 simulator
Vehicle Simulator is copyright 2008-2021 Ilan Papini Virtual Sailor is copyright 1999-2021 Ilan Papini One of the photos shows a sailor with an HMCS Rainbow cap tally, indicating the photo was taken after May 8, 1917, when HMCS Rainbow, based in Esquimalt, BC, was decommissioned and her crew sent east ( see Wikipedia article ). The only ship which has been identified is HMT Olympic, a sister ship of RMS Titanic. She works best for landing WWI era plansĬopyright 2021 by Neal Wellman (godzilla rocks) HMS Argus for Virtual sailor and Vehicle simulator. Virtual Mariner® - Since 2010, still the no.1 ferry simulation!Ĭopyright 2017 by Nathan Wilson (titania68) Here's another repaint for ya, today I bring you a wreck version of the U-Boat by Dariusz Gurtowski which you can find here: Future versions may include weapons and a better conversion of the shape of the vessel. This is my first model and it was converted by Julio Cesar Pscheidt. She is powered by a nuclear reactor and reaches speeds of 35knts. She also has a large fixed anti-ship gun attached to the bow in order to destroy on-shore garrisons. She has anti-air missiles fitted, and several 6-inch guns. She was built by H&W in Belfast and launched in 2021.
HMS London is an Empire Class Battleship made for the 21st Century. This is the most detailed add-on I have ever created, please enjoy her! This is the PT 109 commanded by LTJG John F. It sunk in Summer 1941 after a hit of a Mine.Ĭopyright 2015 by Kevin Wright (Titanic30) The Ship was rebuilt in 1939 and used by the German Navy. Rebuilt of the "Tannenberg" to an Auxiliary Mine Ship. Page: Click on a thumbnail to see more images
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