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MSFS20 The port of Hamburg in MSFS

Hello Henrik,
what do you mean with "...we should do a harbor tour together; despite being so close I actually never did that"?

I have now also installed the missing landing bridges for large tankers in the oil port. This area is now finished and it continues with the "Cruise Terminal Steinwerder".
On the left you can see the tanker "Sirius Star" (by SimDocks) and on the right the tanker "Liberty" (by Henrik Nielsen).

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Fischkopp said:
Hello Henrik,
what do you mean with "...we should do a harbor tour together; despite being so close I actually never did that"?

I have now also installed the missing landing bridges for large tankers in the oil port. This area is now finished and it continues with the "Cruise Terminal Steinwerder".
On the left you can see the tanker "Sirius Star" (by SimDocks) and on the right the tanker "Liberty" (by Henrik Nielsen).

Bild74_Tankerbruecken_Oelhafen.jpg
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I mean that despite living less than 250 kilometres away and being a shipping nerd I never did a sightseeing tour in the harbor in Hamburg... I did maritime sightseeing in Singapore, Santos, Norfolk, Panama, and many, many other harbors far away but never in Hamburg :D and ps... glad to see the Liberty included... It was my second ship model...
 
Hi Henrik, that's a good idea. However, the hotels here in Hamburg are still closed and so far only the outdoor restaurants were allowed to open, which is not so much fun in the current weather. Therefore, it might be a good idea to wait a few more weeks, although I don't know when you'll have to leave for work again and at which end of the world you'll be.
 
There is a change!

In the last weeks the scenery has evolved quite a bit. In addition, some minor bugs that my beta testers had found have been corrected and some improvements to models have been made.
At the moment I am still adding many small details like people, everyday sceneries and so on.

Actually I had planned the release for the middle of July.
Due to the announcement of ASOBO to release a Germany update in August, I decided to release the scenery after it has been tested under the new conditions.
It is quite possible that after the update some corrections will be necessary and therefore it makes no sense to release the scenery before.
 
It's time again for a progress report.

For more than 2 weeks now, I've been setting human figures on the promenade and have just made it from the Elbphilharmonie to Bridge 1 of the Landungsbrücken. Each figure must be set individually and aligned in height and direction. You can't do more than 100 to 200 meters in one day, so it will probably take a few more weeks until I'm finished. What a luck that ASOBO has scheduled the D-Land update for August. Otherwise I would have been quite behind schedule. :cool:


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Finally life inside the sim. Looks great!
Furthermore, I like your even edges instead of the weird ones on the buildings in the background :cool:
 
Congratulations Manfred, I had a nice flight over the harbor this evening and the level of detail is just amazing.

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sharmes6 said:
Still awaiting registration activation. 🤔
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You have to meet the complete registration requirements! This includes your full first and last name, your full home address and your full date of birth.

This allows Manfred to investigate whether you have given your real name or a fake name.

Only then will you have access to the download.
 
It sounds a bit like a virtual passport...so if any shenanigans occur at the Port of Hamburg, you'll know who's visited!
 
There is a lot to do on the Port of Hamburg scenery. In the last few years since the first release of the scenery in 2021, the harbor has changed a lot. Many of the buildings in “Hafencity” have now been completed. The construction of the “Elbtower”, which was once so ambitiously started, came to a standstill due to the bankruptcy of the investor and the world's most modern coal-fired power plant, which was still in operation 10 years ago, is now history.

It is not easy for a developer working alone to keep up with all these changes. Therefore I decided to publish the changes in the harbor with intermediate updates of the scenery.

This is now V1.1 of the scenery. The centerpiece here is the former “Baakenhafen”, which is located just downstream of the Elbe bridges and has been converted into a residential area. In addition to the already completed residential buildings and those still under construction, the Hamburg “culture ship”, the “MS Stubnitz”, can also be found here.

Further downstream at the tip of Baakenhafen harbor is the “Baakenhöft” cruise terminal and the “Lighthouse Zero”, a model apartment building in the shape of a futuristic lighthouse.

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If you look upstream, you can see the dormant construction site of the Elbtower right next to the Elbe bridges, and nobody knows yet what will happen to it after the investor goes bankrupt.
On the downstream side of the Elbe bridges, the two new “Elbbrücken” underground and suburban train stations have now also been added.

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If we now take a short flight to the Moorburg power station, some people will probably rub their eyes in amazement. There is nothing left to see of the large power station with its impressive buildings and conveyor systems. As in reality, I have adapted the scenery accordingly and removed the power station. Instead, you can now see a large construction site on which the Hamburg hydrogen hub will be built in the coming years.

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The last small change in this interim update concerns the pilot station “Seemannshöft” and the surroundings, which I had completely forgotten about in the first release of the scenery. Now everything is as it should be.

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You can download the scenery on Flightsim.to for free
 
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