To get an idea of the landscape and placements of the sceneries around Seattle, I did a very wide and long landing circuit before going into McChord Field. I personally bought the KPAE - Paine Field and added bonus KRNT - Renton scenery when it was released as such for US$10 a few years ago, and certainly deeded it was good value, looking over the updates I can say they have had a refinement, nothing much as the originals where pretty comprehensive in their layouts, but the simple addition or change to the type of aircraft that are parked around (now mostly B787 Dreamliners at KPAE) works very well, the textures feel lighter and slightly sharper as well. KSEA - SEA-TAC, KTCM - McChord Field, KBFI - Boeing Field (Boeing), KRNT - Renton (Boeing), KPAE - Paine Field (Boeing), KPWT - Bremerton National. So Boeing Country comprises in total of six airports in: One airport is completely new and that is KTCM - McChord Field which is a large military base of some significance. KPAE - Paine Field was a separate scenery package but has now been inserted as part of the Boeing Country package. The overall scenery is not new but is a collection of sceneries that have been updated and refined. Which is based in Seattle in the North Western portion of the United States in Washington State (WA). In another giant scenery set here from Tom Curtis is a collection of airports that are mostly significant with the aircraft manufacturer of the Boeing Aircraft Company. Scenery Review : Seattle, WA - Gateway to Boeing Country by Tom Curtis

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