Veteran Orbx Indie, Ken Hall, has done it again with YMLT Launceston Airport
Launceston Airport started out as the Western Junction Aerodrome in 1931 and is conveniently located in one of Tasmania’s most scenic locations surrounded by stunning landscapes and wilderness. The airport is perfectly situated for exploring many of Tasmania’s beauty such as Cradle Mountain and the Tamar Valley.
Nestled between the Great Western Tiers and one of Tasmania’s highest mountains, Ben Lomond, YMLT appears in the top 15 busiest airports in Australia with direct flights to Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide and recently Perth with seasonal flights operated by Virgin Australia. Sharp Airlines flies daily from Launceston to Flinders and King Islands in the Bass Strait.
Ken, who resides on the Apple Island (aka Tasmania), had exclusive access in and around the airport to take hundreds of photographs, used to create realistic textures, all with PBR. Coupled with his famous eye for details, this brings an immersive experience as you explore the airport.
Features:
• Home to the North East Royal Flying Doctor Service, its hanger and main building are modelled in detail
• PBR textures created from hundreds of recent airside photos
• All airside buildings and hangars faithfully created in high detail
• Static Sharp Airlines Metroliners
