NZTI Taieri

[SeanTK]

Just discovered this since the author (Robin Corn) can't seem to get access to the marketplace. This wonderful little airfield on the South Island of New Zealand was released back in September!

https://windowlight.co.nz/godzoneWP/...ght-simulator/

NZTI Taieri


Hope this very long time developer for FS can get some visibility and a sales boost!

For those acquiring this and looking for places nearby to fly to, there is a beautiful rendition of Dunedin by another dev available for free which is just a short hop away. A few miles further (in different directions) and you'll find equally detailed Oamaru and Alexandra airports. https://flightsim.to/file/1454/nzdn-...tional-airport
https://flightsim.to/file/1443/nza-s...enery-pack-1-0
https://flightsim.to/file/21329/alexandra-airport-nzlx

[tankerguy72]

Wow thats some great work. I dont ever fly that part of the world but looks very tempting.

[Tom Clayton]

Wow thats some great work. I dont ever fly that part of the world but looks very tempting.

Auckland to Invercargill is a good scenic flight to explore the mountains. Add Wellington and Christchurch if you want to make a slow trip with multiple legs.

[LouP]

I had installed some of her work way back in FS2004 or 2002, can't remember. Always thought it was some of the best scenery out there. I always wondered what happened to her as her work just disappeared for a while. Glad to see she is back.

LouP

[Naki1]

Him! Not her! Robin has always bring around ....just a little slower getting things out. ...there are at least three other airports in the planning stage for MSFS

I've done some beta testing for him and have known mainly online (met at a local airshow once) for about 15 or more years...

[RichardLouis]

Just my 2 cents. In October I posted some screenshots of the scenery. Since then I installed all their others sceneries.

[RichardLouis]

[scotth6]

Yep, I love Robin's work. Always loved Dunedin and Nelson in P3D and Christchurch was great too. I had the PR subscription which was amazing (and still is) for P3D. Looking forward to more MSFS projects.