FS2004 Realistic Snow/Ice Runways

Realistic snow-and-ice runway textures transform winter flying by replacing default cold-season asphalt and concrete with a convincing icy mix while keeping runway numbers and markings readable. Designed for FS2004, the set enhances immersion worldwide wherever the ground is snow-covered, giving paved surfaces a more authentic seasonal look from touchdown to rollout.

A snow-covered runway extends into the distance with falling snow, visible taxiway markings, and airport buildings in the background.

A snow-covered runway extends into the distance during active snowfall, with airport buildings and a control tower visible in the background.

5K downloads FS2004

File: snowice2.zip
Size:983.02 KB
Scan: Clean (17d)
Access:Freeware
Content:Everyone

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Realistic Snow/Ice Runways

• 5K downloads • 983.02 KB • Clean (17d)

This file allows more realistic looking runways in any area in the world that has snow on the ground in the world. These runways will replace a default winter asphalt and concrete runways and add more of a icy/snow mix to it. You will still be able to see rwy numbers etc, but the rest of both runways look realistic.

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The archive snowice2.zip has 7 files and directories contained within it.

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Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
runway12_hw.bmp	01.25.05	682.75 kB
runway11_hw.bmp	01.26.05	682.75 kB
Readme1st.txt	01.27.05	1.01 kB
iceicebaby2.jpg	01.27.05	66.28 kB
iceicebaby.jpg	01.25.05	74.63 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B

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