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An FSX-focused environment by Siscot Yves recreates Red Bull Air Race pylons and terrain changes around Windsor, Ontario, along the Detroit River. It blends satellite references with handcrafted modeling to deliver physically correct checkpoint placement, with pilots able to depart from CYQG Windsor International Airport.
Gibraltar AB LXGB introduces fuel trucks, expands parking and gates, and refines the apron, taxiways, and runway for this airport location. Blast fences are not included, as they do not look good in the intended environment.

The airfield in Toughkenamon, Chester County, Pennsylvania carries the N57 designation and is documented by Christopher G. Clawson. It integrates static aircraft from KB Sims and the Small Airstrip Objects by Sidney Schwartz, with several conversions by Don Grovestine using .mdl Maker, including Beriev BE-103, Chipmunk, and L-4 Grasshopper.

Kenichi Ochiai authors a Japan-focused locale anchored at N35.12'39" E136.40'45", and RJNA Nagoya serves as the designated destination, guiding navigation toward the Nagoya area, and this record emphasizes geographic accuracy and regional scope clearly for reference.

The VOPB Port Blair variant extends a lone runway with added parking areas and a runway extension. Modelers add a hill before the runway 22 threshold to reflect real topography, and four VOP named files appear.

Pips Perez renders Guildford, Surrey, United Kingdom as a photoreal depiction of the town. The gu1 folder sits in your designated add-on area and activates through the library, with daytime lighting only for Guildford area.
West Virginia content by Richard L. Hill provides statewide LWM and VTP data, with support from Chris Wright and his AutoAsm, TerraScene, and USGS data files. The coverage area is defined, and editors update TERRAIN.CFG to reference RiverSU.bmp, removing two initial entries.

Stewart Haworth documents the Winter Hill transmitter site near Manchester, United Kingdom, detailing its geographic setting and the author credit. The accompanying image shows a visual reference of the facility, linking the record to a single illustrated view and confirming the subject.

On Niue Island, this add-on for the Hanan air facility uses VECTOR LANDCLASS (VLC) and remains freeware for personal, non-commercial use. Credits go to Lawrie Roache for object placement and to Robin Corn for VLC libraries.

By Bruce Bouley, the 0FD6 designation near Ballard Cove adds a seaplane dock, static seaplane, a medium marina, resort hotel, and estates close to Sebastian, Florida. Coordinates are N27°54.45', W80°29.19', activation date November 1986, and the base is Private Use with an ADF/NDB on 508.0.

An active BGL-based setup activates fireworks displays for Canada Day with an XML source providing GPS coordinates for each site and timing marks such as HOD=22,22 and MOH=15,55. The coverage spans major centers from Victoria and Vancouver in British Columbia to Ottawa and Toronto in Ontario.

Eyguieres/Salon Airport (LFNE) has two grass runways and a short landing strip that suits gliders, with tower control; Daniel Louvet gives visual references because radio navigation equipment is absent. Airport and chart information accompany this project.
The two-island focus, Tubuai and Raivavae, lie at the southernmost fringe of French Polynesia near the Cookie Islands. A 1m per-pixel resolution with LOD 15 defines its detail, and a simple runway plus basic airport autogen accompany the effort by Tiberius Kowalski.

Bern, Switzerland, in the Obersimmental region of the Bernese Alps, hosts a single runway that opens annually for hunters and old timers. A main hangar is added, and the layout relies on RARON.ZIP for surface imagery, with ADE by Jon Masterson listed and hangar details by Dennis Waggoner and Jim Dhaenens.

A file named CVX_SwissTunnels.BGL hides highways by placing them in tunnels, preventing streets from crossing mountains and altering how the terrain is perceived. Martin Rothenmund authors the work, the scope covers the entire Switzerland area and hides highways within underground passages.

Located at LTBH in Turkey, the airfield and surroundings deliver VFR coverage with realistic autogen, landclass improvements, and photoreal components. By Sunay Kilic, it relies on grcoastlines.zip from Yiannis Dermitzakis and notes LTBH09X1.ZIP for compatibility with related content.

Geoff Smith presents a North England landmark featuring the ballistic missile early warning system perched on Lockton High moor in the North Yorkshire Moors. It references a file named NENGLN1A.ZIP and notes Horizon's Generation X VFR imagery used in the screenshots.
Coverage spans Pitcairn, Henderson, and the Ducie and Oeno atolls, with four fictional airports mapped as Ducie NJDC, Henderson NJHN, Oeno NJOE, and Pitcairn NJPI. Image detail is 1m per pixel, with a mesh finer than 76m per pixel and 38m per pixel recommended; file names cvx1340 and cvx1440.

Kenichi Ochiai creates version 2.0 of the work bearing the RJOY Yao prefix, a two-part identifier that appears in the original designation. This second iteration strengthens the link between the listed creator and the named project while preserving the initial naming structure.

Elbtunnel in Hamburg, northern Germany, corrects the default layout by removing an erroneous bridge across the Elbe River where the tunnel sits. It measures 8 lanes and 426.5 meters in length, dating to 1975 as part of Autobahn A7 from the Danish border to Fuessen/S-Germany, by Uwe Schweitzer.