DCS: Normandy 2.0 update 2025

[twistking]

20 minutes ago, MAXsenna said:

Maybe they don't have any photographs of the original one? According to Wiki the original one was standing from 1861 to 1961. I'm not Parisien so I don't know what pictures to look for.

You are right. All i found was this image:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Pont_de_Solferino_-_Les_Travaux_Publics_de_la_France.jpg

Looks like every other Seine bridge from that time...

[Scarecrow84]

This looks incredible. Really appreciate the updates.

[NRG-Vampire]

I know the new "Update has not been released yet" but what I asked is about those tram and steam-loco what we seen in that "DCS Normandy 2.0 preview" preliminary 2022 screenshots.
There are already many big railway stations on both - French and English - side of the Channel. So nobody found those tram and steam loco on the map ? since 2022 ?
Was really a "probably Early Click Bait to buy the Map" ? (by waterman)
Well, I can hope only these vehicles will be released in the next update 

On 9/28/2025 at 12:19 AM, AdrianL said:

Update has not been released yet so you will not find it on the current Normandy map

 

On 9/28/2025 at 12:13 AM, NRG-Vampire said:

Does anyone know where can I find this tram and this USA steam-loco on the map ?
Thanks
 

 

 

 

 

[Silver_Dragon]

The problem about the Trams, will be Paris phased out your lines before WW2
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tramways_in_Île-de-France

London maintain them but many was phased out before WW2. After WW2 was complete abandoned.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trams_in_London

 

[MAESTR0]

Hi fighters

We continue the overview of the update "Normandy 2.0". After Paris, it's time for London! Today we will show new original places of the capital of Great Britain, which will become for you not just a beautiful background, but important historical landmarks and a source of inspiration for new missions. The mention of London is always intertwined with the weather, politics and football. Today is no exception.

Stamford Bridge (Chelsea Arena)
During World War II, Stamford Bridge experienced German bombing and was the site of a historic 1945 friendly match between Chelsea and the Soviet club FC Dynamo Moscow, attracting an estimated crowd of over 100,000 people in a celebration of Allied solidarity after the war. The song Kalinka was sung here long before the 2000s

Chelsea Bridge
A suspension bridge across the Thames connecting Chelsea and Battersea.

Highbury Stadium
Arsenal football club stadium, its home from 1913 to 2006. During World War II, Highbury Stadium was used as an Air Raid Precautions center

Royal Albert Hall
One of the most prestigious concert halls in the world. It is distinguished by a huge glass and forged dome roof, which was innovative for its time. Its basement corridors served as bomb shelters.

Royal Hospital Chelsea
Established by decree of Charles II in Chelsea in December 1681, in the image and likeness of the Paris Home for the Invalids (you can compare). The Royal Hospital has endured significant challenges, particularly during the two World Wars. The North-Eastern wing was also seriously damaged by a V2 rocket in 1945.

StMartin-in-the-Fields
is a Church of England parish church at the north-east corner of Trafalgar Square. Spire height  59 m

Times Building
Home for The Times is a British daily national newspaper. The historic Printing House Square was the center of London's newspaper district.

Wembley Stadium
Also known as Empire Stadium, it was opened in 1923 and lasted exactly 80 years
During the war, it was used for various military purposes. The stadium functioned as a warehouse for postal items, and the civil defense department was located in its premises.

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Edited 4 hours ago by MAESTR0

[Tom Kazansky]

Awesome! Experiencing History has never been so beautiful. 

[corbu1]

Those places are so beautiful! You are doing such a great job!!!!

[swartbyron]

Absolutely outstanding!