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Sørlandet (ferry version)
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Sørlandet (ferry version)

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This is the ferry version of Tall Ship Sørlandet asset.
  • Ferry functionality requires Mass Transit DLC.
  • The ship is an alternative to the ferry and has lower stats.
  • The ship is propelled by its engine, it doesn't use sails.
If you use this asset in your city, I'd be happy to see some screenshots! I'll add the best shots to the asset page!
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steam_hl0 5 ott, ore 19:34 
We need the ship with sails! Here's a resource with an MDL file? I tried opening it in Blender... but it didn't work...

search sorlandet:

https://simviation.com/1/search?submit=1&keywords=sorlandet&x=0&y=0
steam_hl0 14 ago 2024, ore 3:19 
We need the Sørlandet, with sails please.
zin 26 nov 2019, ore 21:17 
Why is this worse than the ferry stats-wise by default? Just curious. Is it at least cheaper?
Karumäki  [autore] 26 nov 2017, ore 3:02 
@sacha_neuage: in addition to this ferry version there's the original version that can be put on shoreline with visitor function and then there's the functionless ship only version that you're probably looking for.
sacha_neuage 25 nov 2017, ore 16:01 
Hi, I'd love a prop version and will share lots of pics of my 19th century harbour