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An EGDC layout for Chivenor Airport in the UK is designed to blend with photo scenery and the included mesh, and includes four .bgl files: Chivenor EGDC.bgl, cvxEGDC.bgl, cvxEGDCflatten3.bgl, and EGDCscenery.bgl, plus File_ID.diz. It requires Runway12 library objects and the UK add-on scenery library for display, and notes AI aircraft depicted courtesy of Gerry Winskill.
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Local airport at Kinston, code KISO, in North Carolina lies near the town’s northeast edge and boasts one of the region’s longest runways. The project overlays a map to correct taxiways and roadways, uses Airport Design Editor, and exports to .dae before converting to .mdl, with two .BGL files.
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By Jimmy R. Martin and Federico Malfu Sanchez, the correction addresses a floating runway on SA62 Ea Andalen and targets ARGENTINA_RANCHES_PACK_1.ZIP, noting that the related installation contains 11 ranch landing strips. No other changes are described.
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An early version (version 1) by Roger Leupold presents an airport rendition featuring custom objects arranged to mirror taxiways, ramps, and lighting, with runways aligned using Google Earth imagery. The version targets a single variant and remains faithful to the surrounding landscape, with certain hangars being simplified for performance.
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Defence Elementary Flying Training School operates the Slingsby T67M260 Firefly two-seat trainer at the airfield. Two files, EGYE_ADEX_GB.BGL and EGYE_ADEX_GB_CVX.bgl, accompany it and support its use as a Relief Landing Ground for Cranwell, detailing integration with DEFTS operations.
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An add-on for the South Australian aerodrome YPAG, it upgrades the default layout with objects and a few items from Acceleration. Ian Williams credits the freeware effort, created with Airport Design Editor, while some minor elements may remain hidden without Acceleration.
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RCFG Nangan Airport on Matzu is one of the two airfields serving the Matzu Islands. Custom buildings derived from the El Formosa Project join newly built structures, while satellite imagery guides the placement of all buildings, runway, apron, parking, and signs, and Kenny Chen, Rudolf Liu, and Mike Huang contribute to the project.
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At LFFK in the south of Vendee, a hard runway sits beside the existing grass strip, with a model flying zone and a karting track nearby. Dominique M. L. Donzelot is the author, and the layout is not compatible with earlier versions.
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A private grass airfield in Vendée, west France, features a 550-meter strip suitable for GA aircraft. It sits about 15 nautical miles north of Les Sables d'Olonne, near Saint Gilles Croix de Vie, and a discreet radio beacon operates on 108 MHz; it is not compatible with previous versions.
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Lyme Park in Cheshire, UK appears in the Castles and Halls series, optimised with Horizon VFR Photographic, Generation X, volume 3, using a 2.4-meter-per-pixel terrain mesh and a 5-meter-per-pixel resolution. It includes the House, Orangery, and the Cage, with copyright by Chris Brown (2008) as freeware.
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TNCE_ADE.bgl-File adds gates and parking positions at the F.D. Roosevelt Airport and supports AI traffic, designed for use with default visuals. The file name identifies TNCE, is freeware, version 1.0, and credits Roland Flommer for TNCE airport operations.
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KMCH gains an ILS with MALSR approach lights and a VASI on Runway 30, and a working control tower is established on Mitchel AFB in New York. An NDB sits on the final approach at Babylon, BBN, frequency 275; tower and ground frequencies are 119.9 and 121.8, and a taxiway lighting glitch is fixed.
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The base at EHLW sits in the northern Netherlands and receives photoreal ground treatment driven by satellite imagery, with detailed structural modeling of hangars and hardened shelters. It fully integrates with NL2000 v4 and aligns with regional NL2000 modules.
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By Trevor Clark, this Rougham airfield rendition targets Volume 2 compatibility and features an optional airshow when the Acceleration Pack is present. It requires several freeware object libraries, including rafbldV2.zip and ukvfr.zip, and allocates a multicom frequency of 133.60.
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A small dirt airstrip sits in western Montana, where a lodge gains snow in winter and photoreal terrain provides seasonal variations. The runway blends three ground polygons to create a unique appearance, and seasonal changes are evident year-round.
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Ermelo Airport (FAEO) in South Africa receives a replica of its buildings, credited to Hannes Steyn and Martin du Preez. It relies on Aeroworx mesh 0604 Part 1-4 and 0704 Part 1-3, requires 1m resolution, and uses an installer to place files into two directories within the main path.
South Africa3.85 MB2691Cape Town, South Africa hosts a Caltex Refinery project by Frits Beyer, with the CPT Caltex Refinery file as its identifier. The CPT Caltex Refinery file carries the creator’s name and anchors its focus to the South African facility as a standalone contribution.
South Africa4.05 KB268By Jacques Botha, this Brazzaville-based airport project is built from library objects and mirrors the real site near Brazzaville, Congo. The archive Brazzaville_FCBB.zip contains the Brazzaville_FCBB folder, and the archive is freeware with no extra files required to run; flight starts at FCBB.
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Besancon Thise sits on a grass airfield in eastern France near the Jura mountains, close to the Swiss border and Besancon, serving gliders, ULMs and light aircraft with added infrastructure and satellite imagery for realism, by Dominique M. L. Donzelot, and it is not compatible with previous versions.
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By Andrew Ford, Horton Tower stands as a seven-storey observatory near the village of Horton in Dorset, England, with antennas occupying the upper level and a local history as Sturt's Folly. It sits about 12 km northwest of Bournemouth International Airport and 18 km southeast of Compton Abbas airfield.
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