FSX / P3D scenery

FSX Auburn/Lewiston Municipal Scenery

Auburn/Lewiston Municipal Airport in Maine gains a livelier, more recognizable field layout for VFR flying, with added parked aircraft and period stand-ins near the runway ends to reflect local character. Designed for Microsoft Flight Simulator X, the scenery refreshes the airport environment and ramp atmosphere for more immersive departures and arrivals.

180 downloads 2.3 KB Scanned clean

United States of America

Flight Simulator X Prepar3D

Auburn/Lewiston Municipal Airport, Maine (ME). By Curtis Weeman.

Unzip the file to C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\Addon Scenery\scenery.

I tired to change the scenery for this airport to match the way it is.(somewhat) there are 2 Constellations at the end of the real airport here so I installed 2 DC3 instead.

Please start at the fuel box for now. There are allot of airplanes parked in various locations in the field that will cause problems starting your flight.

Hope you enjoy this file, wanted to add some life to the airport for VFR flying.

Curtis Weeman

Ready to download Auburn/Lewiston Municipal Scenery?

Free for all simmers · 2.3 KB · Scanned clean

File information

Filename

klew.zip

File size

2.3 KB

Virus scan

Clean (scanned with ClamAV)

Access

Freeware

Content rating

Everyone

Download speed: Free tier is capped at 0.5 Mbps. PRO members download at full line speed.

This is a freeware file — use is subject to our freeware copyright terms.

How to install this mod

FSX / P3D scenery

Extract the downloaded archive

Use 7-Zip (free) or WinRAR to extract the ZIP to a temporary folder. Don't install while still zipped — the simulator can't read inside ZIP files.
Place scenery in Addon Scenery

Create a folder under FSX\Addon Scenery\ containing scenery and texture sub-folders.
Activate in Scenery Library

In FSX, go to Settings → Scenery Library → Add Area. Higher priority means it overrides lower entries for the same location.
Always read the included readme

Every mod ships with a readme.txt or README file. It tells you exactly where files go, what dependencies are needed, and any quirks specific to this add-on.