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Popgrad Airport (LZTT/JVX) in Slovakia is enhanced by Joost Visser. An LZTT_JVX folder and a PDF with AIP charts for LZTT are included, with the PDF described as quite large and slow to load overall.
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John Young and the Airfield Construction Group provide AF2_EGZ5.bgl for RAF Marham in the United Kingdom circa 1993, addressing a missing North Sea waypoint for the hose-equipped AI Victor linked to EGYM_1993_X_1.ZIP. The corresponding early version already includes this file.
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DominicaX, created by Zev C. Richards and Jean Louis Valladier, delivers over 750 square kilometers of photoreal coverage with hand-placed autogen, objects, and traffic. Airport representations are AI-compatible and built with custom GMAX buildings as of present day.
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Ray Smith presents two variants for Albuquerque International Sunport, one with crosswind runway activated and one default, using KABQ_ADE_CW_RS.BGL and KABQ_ADE_RS.BGL alongside KABQ_ADE_OBJ.BGL for objects. It also adds assigned parking with extra gates, more fuel trucks, and rebuilt support roads, designed with ADE v1.47 for Acceleration users.
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Plymouth Airport receives a makeover with a new terminal, redeveloped parking gates and ramps, static aircraft, a Plymouth flying school, and a car park with 3D cars, by Harry Patten. A single bgl file enables integration within the environment, preserving the airfield’s updated layout.
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Located at KNFJ in Milton, Florida, this project supports the T-6B Texan II and features working IFLOLS trailers with a meatball for carrier-landing practice. by Brandon Thetford, it acknowledges Sylvain Parouty for the trailers and Jim Dhaenens for FCLP markings and E-28 arresting cables.
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An Australian photoreal depiction covers the Broken Hill township and adjacent mines, with no autogen added, reflecting the town's ties to the Royal Flying Doctors Service and BHP Mines. By David Sheridan, the release remains freeware for shared use.
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Besancon covers two airfields, LFSA Thise and LFQM La Veze, in eastern France along the Doubs river near Switzerland. The project uses traditional terrain-building tools, including SbuilderX and a shortcut tool by Abacus, to model GA, ULM, and parachuting, and it is not compatible with earlier editions, by Dominique M. L. Donzelot.
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By Felix Romero Jr., this Honduras airfield work covers airfields such as Nuevo Ocotepeque, Archaga, Amapala and Utila, each tied to codes MHNV, MHAC, MHAM and MHUT, with Trujillo, Puerto Lempira and Guanaja corrected explicitly.
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Chkalovsk airbase in western Russia hosts civilian and military traffic and remains largely fictional. Static aircraft include Su-27 Flankers, gliders, and an AN-225, while the layout targets Alphasim Fighter/Bomber owners and fans of Russian equipment, credited to Walker Grant.
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Tokol airfield (LHTL) near Budapest, once military, now serves general aviation; Paul Strogen adds fighter ramps, hardened shelters, and landclass improvements, enabling MiG-15, MiG-17, MiG-19, and MiG-21 operations. The work relies on default libraries, RWY12 elements, and terrain enhancements via Cloud9 XCLEU plus a 38M European mesh, distributed as LHTL_Tokol.zip.
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EHGG sits southeast of Groningen and integrates with the NL2000 framework, relying on v4.0.20 to function properly, with jetways, runways, taxiways, and aprons rendered in high-resolution imagery aligned to the local landscape. The Netherlands 2000 Design Team implements ILS modeling and topographical detail for northern Netherlands.
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The airfield near Lake Erie in Cleveland, Ohio, ships with an installer program and KBKLinstaller.exe, ensuring a straightforward setup for users. It adds static aircraft on the ramp and includes a helipad near the FBO, expanding ground traffic visuals and planning for airport operations.
United States of America6.82 MB4814/57Sylvain Tremblay designs optimized .bgl files covering the Montreal area in Quebec, Canada, to boost frame rates for VFR operations. The approach centers on delivering smoother performance through targeted region-specific data for the Montreal corridor.
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A fictional makeover reshapes the flat Liberty Island within the simulation, now featuring the Statue of Libery and a variety of other objects for visual interest. By Alan D. Griswold, the work names a creator behind the Liberty Island change.
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Foxpine Airfield sits on the northwest border of Foxton, New Zealand, tucked beside a pine plantation and flanked by Palmerston North to the east and Paraumumu to the south. Jarred Yates, Michael Allen-Andrews and Ian Warren credit the project, and the file name FoxpineX marks it.
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Verdun-Le Rozelier presents a photoreal ground layout with seasonal and night variants, and adds Verdun city and surrounding forests. The airfield features two parallel runways, asphalt and grass, plus custom hangars, an animated windsock, static aircraft, cars, nearby industries, a petrol station, and a freeway-side cluster of restaurants; VAC_LFGW.pdf serves as the approach chart.
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Alf Denham presents Volume 21, upgrading three small UK airfields—Crowfield EGSO, Draycot X2DR, and Linley Hill EGNY—using Google Earth imagery and Pooleys UK Flight Guide as references. The work employs dedicated objects where needed and relies on an SDK Object Placement Tool, alongside Airport Design Editor v1.47, with Instant Object Maker v1.2 enhancing items.
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Skukuza Airport, registered FASZ in South Africa, lies about 5 kilometers northeast of Skukuza Restkamp in the Kruger National Park. It is SP2 compatible and pairs best with the Aeroworx mesh, by Hannes Steyn, Martin du Preez, Aeroworx.
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By Daniel Louvet, Abbotsford International, registered as CYXX, sits in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia and expands cargo, a military base, and a heli base with a heli school, while accommodating single- and twin-prop aircraft. An option for a grass runway supports inbound 19C for gliders, and buildings are restored to their original state.
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