Here is the poll.

Don't you think you should credit the scenery designers for each, so we know which ones you are talking about?

Don't you think you should credit the scenery designers for each, so we know which ones you are talking about?

I had done it where sceneries had multiple creators (different packages). Let me know if there are more than one creator for the list. I checked Cleveland, Kennedy and also there are some already credited........

I had done it where sceneries had multiple creators (different packages). Let me know if there are more than one creator for the list. I checked Cleveland, Kennedy and also there are some already credited........

Is that all the votes?For lack of interest I will close the voting in 2 days.And if I don't get more nominations for Europe I will just do a quick poll with already nominated scenery including FreeZ Zurich. I will have to put in a bunch of scenery well deserving. Please nominate it guys.

I cast my vote for Ed's Glenns Falls. Maybe not of the complexity associated with a major hub like KPHL, and I'm in awe of works like Shez's KPHL and Goerge's KBOS, but KGFL more closely represents the type of airport I like to spend my time at. I've installed all the others and spent a few hours marveling over what the developers have done, but the fact of the matter is Glenns Falls kept me entertained for a month or so exploring upstate New York with KGFL serving as my "home base". While I admire and appreciate the uncountable number of hours that must go into a large hub like KPHL or KBOS, what I'd like to see developed for FS are a larger quantity of smaller airports like KGFL (it appears to be working for Orbx), so that's why I voted the way I did.Jim

As a long-time resident of Red Sox Nation, Patriot Nation, Bruins Nation and Celtics Nation, I love the Boston scenery. I'm running a real antique computer, so I appreciate good looks and good framerates more than most.At the same time, I love the Nantucket (KACK) and Martha's Vineyard (KMVY) sceneries by William Shea, and the Manchester, New Hampshire (KMHT) scenery by John Loney.