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| Flying over the Firth of Forth, which is just north of the airport at Edinburgh, Scotland (listed under United Kingdom). There are two bridges: the Forth Bridge, a massive cantilever railroad bridge built in 1890, and the Forth Road Bridge, a suspension bridge built in 1964. Both bridges are rendered fairly well. |
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| The highway bridge is wide enough to fly across, but the railroad bridge is too narrow. Incidentally, in Flight Simulator, bridge decking is not rendered as a solid surface, so you can't land on bridges. If you try to touch down, you'll sink right through the surface like it isn't there. | ||
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