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Five Saxony airfields appear with Zwickau EDBI, Auerbach EDOA, Chemnitz/Jahnsdorf EDCJ, and Grossruckerswalde EDAG, plus Hartenstein EHST, a fictional field. Hartenstein lacks an ICAO code and is not part of default configurations, while the other four carry established identifiers.
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Three airports anchor this project: KWHP Whiteman in Los Angeles, KTLR Mefford Field in Tulare, and 1Q1 Eckert Field in Strathmore, the latter split into five WWI sectors. Eight AI aircraft fill the roster, including Lear and C172 defaults alongside outfits by Stuart Green, Frank Elton, and Dave Eckert, by Chris Carel.
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Big Mamma appears in Oahu, Hawaii, as the third volume in a birds-focused set by David Roch. The release provides two install paths based on MegaScenery Hawaii ownership, directs bgl files to a dedicated folder with an OPTIONAL sub-folder, and requires ADVANCED ANIMATIONS to view the birds.
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Within the NL2000 v4.02 lineup, a component reproduces the airfield at Soesterberg (ICAO EHSB) as it appeared in the 1980s, by The Netherlands 2000 Scenery Design Team. It depicts runways and taxiways of that era, plus period hangars, barracks, and ground equipment, and requires NL2000 v4.0.20 installer to integrate with the Dutch-wide network.
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Wayne Evans creates a 10 metre mesh for Alesund, covering 007 East Longitude to 009 East Longitude and 61 North Latitude to 62 North Latitude in a T-shaped footprint, and Jonathan de Ferranti converts the data to a BGL format for use in simulation environments.
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Situated south of London in Surrey, this grass airfield complex named EGKR Redhill features five runways and five or more helipads. Creator Dominique M. L. Donzelot notes it uses existing objects and remains small in size, and it is not compatible with earlier simulator versions.
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NZMK Motueka sits 1 nautical mile southwest of the town of Motueka, in the Tasman Bay area of the upper South Island. Credits go to Lawrie Roache for Afcad and object placement, Godfrey Tier for signs and a fuel truck, and Robin Corn for VLC Libraries; Flight1 and Airport Facilitator X are used.
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CV71 is located three miles southeast of Pensacola NAS (KNPA), Florida, with GPS ID CV71. The ILS heading runs 245 degrees and NAV frequency is 108.15, the archive is a self extracting Zip-File, and the Accelleration Pack is required for operation.
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Alf Denham presents Old Warden in the UK as version 2, assigned ICAO code EGTZ, and notes ALFS_OLD_WARDEN_V2.ZIP as a companion file. A range of 8KB and larger BGLs exist, including EGTZ_extra, EGTZ_extra_landclass, EGTZ_extra_furniture, EGTZ_extra_hedgerow, EGTZ_extra_aircraft, and EGTZ_extra_vehicles, allowing selective activation to control frame-rate impact.
United Kingdom19.5 MB3371A harbor project at East London, South Africa, is credited to Frits Beyer. The item is intended for placement in a designated directory and addition to the library for enthusiasts worldwide seeking regional harbor references.
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Located in northern New South Wales near Byron Bay, the aerodrome identified as YLIS handles 52 weekly Rex flights to Sydney and features buildings modeled with photo imagery captured at the field and aligned to real-world measurements.
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Alexander Czarnecki delivers v1 for YPPH, Perth International Airport in Western Australia, reworking aprons and taxiways and adding codes for parking to support ground operations. A folder named YPPH_AUSSIE FS accompanies the package for deployment.
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The FATP registration identifies a general aviation airfield in South Africa, where every hangar and building is custom built from designer objects. A high resolution photoreal base changes with the seasons, and the work is credited to Frits Beyer and Jacques Botha.
South Africa17.95 MB3362Hi-res alpine landscape covers the French Alps, with the highest point in the Massif des Ecrins highlighted in the depiction by Frank Dainese. The depiction credits Dainese for the focused representation of alpine terrain across the indicated area.
France215.43 MB336
Version 2 brings custom airport buildings and an elevation fix with corrected airport layout for Kasane FBKE. Windsock headings and tower view are corrected, and a freeway traffic exclusion protects the airport area from road vehicles.
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Divinopolis Airport (SNDV) in Brazil gains a details enhancement by Cesar Marinho Costa, improving the facility in the city of Divinopolis. The author makes the work free to anyone and prohibits sale, and an image bears the filename Divinopolis-Airport-Scenery-fsx1.jpg.
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Frits Beyer and Jacques Botha craft a photoreal base for an airfield in South Africa that changes with the seasons. It includes a Port St.Johns(FAPJ) folder and an AFX_FAPJ_ALT.bgl, while an alternate AFX_FAPJS_ALT.bgl handles a second naming variant.
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Since 1978, Olten Airfield restricts access to gliders and now welcomes all users. The LSPO-Olten-Switzerland folder combines Olten Airfield LSPO and Olten landclass in Switzerland with a few custom objects intended for hobbyists worldwide.
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By Stephane Gouzon, the LFLV - Vichy Charmeil project presents a V1.0 airfield modification created with ADE, SbuilderX and Whisplacer. It focuses on the Vichy Charmeil airport near Vichy in the Allier department, with the archive folder named LFLV - Vichy Charmeil.
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The Bloemfontein project for the virtual landscape presents the South Africa town with custom-designed buildings, freeware, credited to Frits Beyer and Neile Steenkamp, and includes several structures with flat tops enabling landings, with no airports yet. Removing a specific list of BGLs such as cvxBFN RAILWAYS.BGL and cvxBFN WATER.BGL from the Bloemcity X directory enables Aeroworx compatibility.
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