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This page contains add-on files for Virtual Sailor, to install them do the following:
- Open
the windows explorer.
- Locate
the directory where Virtual Sailor is installed.
- Take
the add-on file you download from this page and
put it inside the Virtual Sailor directory.
- Run
the add-on file by double clicking on it in the
windows explorer.
- Press
OK to start the unzip of the file, then press
Unzip, then OK at the end on unzip.
- Start
Virtual Sailor and start using the add-on scenery
or boat.
See detailed instructions here
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| The Enhantress |
Author:
David Arathorn |
The Enhantress is a beautiful
and romantic schooner made by one of the greatest
supporters of Virtual Sailor from its early
start.
This beautiful boat was created by David Arathorn |
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| Colin Archer Aglaia |
Author:
Juergen Klemp |
The Colin Archer Aglaia is a
rebuilt of the famous ships of Colin Archer.
The "Aglaia" is running under the
number - TS G568 - of the Sail Training
Association.
Every Year there is a Colin Archer Memorial Race
from the Netherlands to Norway.
It makes great fun to sail Aglaia on VS.
This boat is one of the most detailed and
beautiful boats created for Virtual Sailor.
This beautiful boat was created by Juergen Klemp |
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| Zeesboot |
Author:
Michael Blohm |
The Zeesboot is an old
fishing boat in special used in the Bodden area of the
between scenery.
In 1984 would be 42 boats used for fishing in flat water,
Up to now many boats are rebuild for fun sailing.
This beautiful boat was created by
Michael Blohm |
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Download ( 0.9 MB ) |
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| Gorch Fock |
Author:
Juergen Klemp |
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The Gorch Fock is a
beautiful tall ship. Gorch Fock
is the training-ship of the german navy, The painting is
of 1976.
This
is a classic tall ship with great level of detail,
beautifully created by
Juergen Klemp
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Download ( 0.65 MB ) |
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| Dar Pomorza |
Author:
Adam
Galazka |
Dar Pomorza is a wonderful A Class
tall ship from Poland.
This frigate was built in the Blohm und Voss shipyard in
Hamburg in 1909.
Named Prinzess Eitel Friedrich, she served as a training
ship for the German Merchant Navy.
During WW I she was a hotel ship for U-Boat crews on
leave in Kiel.
After the war, she was sent to France as a war
contribution ( part of Germany's war reparations? ) and
renamed Colbert.
She was given to Baron de Foreste in Nantes.
The Baron didn't sail her, however, and allowed her to
deteriorate.
She was bought by the Polish in 1929 with money raised by
donationa and was named Dar Pomorza (Gift from Pomorze) ,
Pomorze is a region in Poland.
Dar Pomorza served as an officer training ship for the
Polish Merchant Navy from 1930 to 1982.
During the WW II she was moored in Sweden, but is now a
museum ship in Gdynia.
Dar Pomorza has won many international awards, including
the Cutty Sark Trophy (1980), and first place in
Operation Sail.
This large vessel has a sail area of 2115 square metres,
a 410 hp engine, and can sail at a maximum speed of 17
knots, She carries a crew of 189.
...It’s a big one :)
Adam Galazka
This ship was beautifully created by
Adam
Galazka |
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| STS Pogoria |
Author:
Adam
Galazka |
STS Pogoria is a wonderful tall ship
build in Stocznia Gdanska in 1980.
Since 1995 Pogoria has been used by The Sail Training
Association for training young people from Poland.
In Cutty Sark Tall Ships Races it’s classified as a
B class ship.
In 1999 Pogoria took the main Cutty Sark trophy, and in
2000 the Cup went to her twin Kaliakra.
The ship takes 48 sailors + 3 officers and a Captain, It
can sail for a month without getting in to the port.
I’ve modeled it mainly using my own photo albums and
some experience from sailing on it so there can be small
mistakes…
Adam Galazka
This ship was beautifully created by
Adam
Galazka
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