18.7.2019
X-Plane

Windsock Simulations Shared Previews of their upcoming Cancun MMUN scenery

 

Developer Windsock Simulations recently shared new previews of their upcoming MMUN scenery for X-Plane. You can check all the screenshots on Windsock Simulations official facebook page.

Developer said that the scenery is almost done but there are some minor bugs left to be fixed.

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