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FSX:SE FSX SpacePort - Orbital maneuvering

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I started (finally) producing decent videos of my FSX SpacePort project. They will be available on my YouTube channel (TerraBuilder). This one shows the orbital structure of about 15 modules, with an Orion spacecraft docked, and undocking and leaving. "User aircraft" is an astronaut suit, from which I'm observing the action :cool: (it has a in-helmet virtual "cockpit", with the breathing and oxygen supply sound).

The whole video is an actual in-sim sequence, except the initial title and the comm chatter, which I added post-production. (I will eventually have a comm-chatter module in place). Enjoy!

 
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