Scenery-making subsidiary of development house iniBuilds, iniScene, has seen a busy last couple of months -- firstly with the release of Buffalo-Niagara (KBUF) for Microsoft Flight Simulator as well as the forthcoming release of San Antonio (KSAT) for the same platform.

In a development update published today, the team have given some insight into the next steps moving forwards from three of their current projects.

Ubaid Mussa, iniBuilds chief executive, addressed the group’s London Heathrow rendition first.

“To start the year, in January we released our first mega-airport iniScene London Heathrow EGLL for Microsoft Flight Simulator.”

“This was a fantastic project and we worked with some great people who engage with the airport daily to create a faithful rendition. Being our first mega-airport we learnt a lot, and as you can always expect from us, have reflected and are working on an update covering performance, night lighting and greater detail on road markings.”

iniScene have opened a forum thread for users to share their wish-list for a free update to the product, which you can find here.

Mussa confirms that iniScene London Heathrow will not be making its way to Prepar3D or X-Plane at this time.

Turning their most recent release, Buffalo, the team express their thanks for great community reception to the product -- it is also now confirmed that work has started on the X-Plane 11 rendition of KBUF, which will see the light of day in further development updates.

San Antonio is the final topic brought up in today's development update. Mussa acclaims iniScene's work as 'some of our best', and that KSAT will bring details 'not seen before in some of our other products'.

"We plan to start release preparations for this airport very soon, and are working on the final details!"

In addition to KSAT we are currently working on a few other projects which we will share more information on in the next couple of months along with a brand new product offering for you heli pilots.

The CEO says a development update regarding iniBuilds' aircraft project will come in due course.