In my Google earth I have have added all the FTX regions I have. Like this

 

http://www.fullterrain.com/product_nablue.html

 

And Tongass fjords:

 

http://www.tongassge.com/

 

It kinda looks like this:

 

 

 

Do anyone know of any other Google earth resource/scenery overview?

I'm not sure what you are doing.  Orbx/FTX has already furnished a detailed KMZ file for Google Earth for each of their sceneries on every product listing.  Once you open it up in Google Earth it will be saved there for later viewing.  They also include all of the airports they completed in the regions.

 

Best regards,

Jim

Im trying to collect a overview for my (or stuff that I'm planning to buy) addon sceneries in Google Earth. This thread was to see if anyone knew of such a resource or resources.

 

I have already made my own layer for Dutch Harbor X from Aerosoft! 

 

You mention Orbx/FTX; I would like to know if any other enthusiast/developer has done the same?

What is the area labeled NCA on the map? Is that an unreleased product?

Northern California. Planned scenery as far as I understand it.

Gotta keep that one on my radar. Thanks.

FYI you are missing the already released South Alaska by Orbx.

Blimey looking at you map it makes me wonder how long will it take for Orbx to cover all of the USA and Canada ,and they haven't really started on Europe where I live, and at what  cost ?. Time for a Orbx to start a night shift I think

The picture in the first post is not mine, but it looks almost the same. Haven't figured out how to upload pics to posts here at avsim. (Do I need to use a photo-host to to that?

 

I have already plotted in SAK and Dutch Harbor X. 

 

I REALLY miss some scenery for Cold Bay and Kodiak.......

 

 

Haven't figured out how to upload pics to posts here at avsim.

 

There's an Image Posting rules thread located under "Forums" in the Menu at the very top of this forum.  It provides some guidance.  I use a freeware image hosting service - http://fsfiles.org/flightsimshotsv2/ but you can also donate to the service too like I did.  You just upload your pictures then look down and look for the BBCode link.  Copy the link and paste it in your post.  When you are finished, click on Post and your picture will appear.  Remember to be careful with images too large as there are some people who are still using slow Internet connections.

 

Best regards,

Jim

Gotcha, Jim! Thanks a bunch!  B)