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Dylan

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hey everyone,:cool:
i am beging work on a new mod for FSX. It will be a large scale island in the ocean off of calafornia. It will have multiple airports also with scernery. Also I was wondering if i could get some feedback on the idea, and also if anyone wants to help/and testers if anyone wants to let me know:rolleyes:
 
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Um, it could be called "Phantasy Island" perhaps...

...'cause "Fantasy Island" is in the Carribean. :rotfl:
 
You know, therre was some talk a while back over at SimV about making a Middle Earth scenery. Ever think of trying that? :)

Kevin
 
truthfully, that is a good idea, it may be a little above my skill level as my own work but if i had enough people that would make for an interesting fly;)
 
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