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dene maxwell schrieb:
> 
> I am currently using Georg's FGTools to place objects and while it can
> take days or weeks to get lat/long/asl information on some NZ landmarks
> ( BCL TV transmitter masts, Airways Corp Radar domes, RNZ antennae
> masts) it only takes minutes to place similar models from Jon's FGFSDB
> into the scenery once this information is obtained. I would love to be
> able to model Te Papa, the Beehive etc ...maybe when I win Lotto... :->

Have you tried Google Earth? I just had a look at NZ with it. The
Aukland area is very detailed (next to the Harbour Bridge are many
little boats sailing on the water :)) and the rest should be detailed
enough to get a position that you can fine tune in the FGFS scenery.
The Queenstown runway is e.g. many pixels long and even a "town" like
Tapanui covers quite a few pixels (you can even see the main road).

Oh, IIRC, Te Papa should be quite easy to model. And the Beehive could
work when you can get a photo of it and create a texture out of that.
The geometry would be just a cone then.

> That's my return ramble.... Maybe we should form a Kiwi FG users lists
> like the Germans (and perhaps others) have for local topics :-> We might
> be struggling to get half a dozen subscribers :->

I'd subscribe - but then we'd still only be a quater dozen ;)

CU,
Christian

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