Flyingscotsman

Thats interesting, I've been crossing it the last few years from the car park and at silly o'clock in the morning I sometimes meet the staff, they were the one's that told me the times for opening. Good point I've not seen it myself as I'm working then. You always learn something

As an addition to my first post at the top, Orbx have done a FANTASTIC job on the Gateshead, south side of the Tyne, down by the swing bridge there is a little road, where you can park for free, if you get in early enough and an inexpensive car park further along....all excellently modelled. I work on the Newcastle side right near to the bridge, the Office tower that your first see at the North end of the Tyne Bridge is excellently modelled, our office just behind seems to have lost about 5 floors for some reason, its a 7 floor office (Save's me getting the lift to the 6th,cheers) but the alleyways and roads are spot on. That swing bridge is 'swung' every Wednesday at 2pm....at 150 years old victorian lady.....she sometimes won't either open or gets open and creaks and groans about closing, but there's not much boat traffic that uses that bit any longer.

Bought the new scenery this morning and just had a flight out of Newcastle Intl Airport in the north of England. The airport buildings in MSFS2020 have been replaced by a small faceless rectangular structure that is completely inferior to what was there before, and the King George VII bridge is not in place at all, the sequence is Coming up river from the sea, Millenium bridge, very nice, Tyne Bridge excellent, Swing Bridge, (only appears when your on top of it) and where the King George Bridge should be is still an underwater representation and a bridge like structure, This is a pretty big bridge in reality. So hopefully you can re-visit at some point. Im not complaining there is a LOT to try and do in any sim, but hope you can revisit this in the future. No regrets buying the product