FSX El Mirage Field Scenery

El Mirage Field (99CL), California (CA). By Patrick Larson.

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Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) including Steam Edition & Prepar3D (P3D)
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el_mirag.zip
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El Mirage Field (99CL), California (CA). By Patrick Larson.

Installation:

1. ProgrammFiles/Microsoft Games/AddonScenery
2. Start FSX
2.1 Options
2.2 Scenerylibrary
2.3 Addonarea
2.4 ProgrammFiles/Microsoft Games/AddonScenery/ElMirageField
2.5 OK

El mirage scenery was designed himself, is not the Original!!!

SCENERY EL MIRAGE FROM SIFR IS PROTECTED!!!

SYSTEMREQUIREMENTS:

Only Flight Simulator X SP1,Acceleration.
MegasceneryX South California(is better!)

GOOD FLIGHT

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

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
El_Mirage_Field (2).txt01.23.08791 B
scenery01.23.080 B
AFX_99CL.bgl01.22.0811.58 kB
scenery el mirage.bgl01.22.0835.53 kB
El_Mirage_Field.txt01.23.08871 B
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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Sean KellyThu, 13 Apr 2017 05:56:51 GMT

I loved the chance to see what El Mirage turned into. Dad learned to soar there in the early 1970s and like everybody there, I remember as a happy place. I just checked and there will be another reunion for any persons associated with El Mirage.

Thanks for creating the scenery file. I'd love to return the other three auxiliary fields to George AAF back if I can learn how to create them. All four had similar, though not identical, runway patterns and they were part of the 30,000 Pilots Program in WWII.

Oh, also, thanks for putting the airfield in the correct place :)

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