Using the latest historical and archaeological research to reconstruct sites that can be explored using Microsoft Flight Simulator.
Our first payware release is Hadrian's Wall 180, the world's first digital reconstruction of Hadrian's Wall, developed exclusively for MSFS 2020. It includes: - 73 miles of Roman Wall, accurately following the terrain of northern England - 158 turrets - 78 Milecastles - 18 individually modelled legionary forts plus two Romano-British villages - 4 Roman bridges with corrected river courses - Over 140 unique building models - Over 5,000 "surgical" terrain modifications to clear the route of the wall whilst leaving rest of the sim's scenery intact - A User Guide that includes background about Hadrian’s Wall and the HW180 design process "Hadrian's Wall 180 really gives a sense of the environment, the imposition, the integrated system and culture of the Wall.” Dr Richard Cole, Lecturer in Digital Classics, University of Bristol
Hadrian's Wall 180 (2020)
02/12/24 Follow our Dev Blog on the MSFS Forum here
13/03/25 If you flight sim on Xbox, then Hadrian's Wall 180 is now available in the in-game Marketplace
23/03/25 Our "Deep Dive" trailer is now live giving you an overview of the Hadrian's Wall system and what you can expect to see
Iron Age Hillforts Vol 1: North Somerset (2024)
23/03/25 This new project that will enable you to land close to - or within - one of twenty different Iron Age Hillforts, get out and explore huge banks and ditches, stone ramparts and timber pallisades, round houses and granaries.
RAF Kenley 1940 & 1943 (2020 & 2024)
23/03/25: In a double release, we are bringing this iconic Battle of Britain airfield to life as it appeared on 17th August 1940, the day before the devastating Luftwaffe air raid on what became known as "The Hardest Day"; and on 16th March 1943 when legendary ace Wing Commander JE "Johnnie" Johnson took command of the Kenley Wing.