FSX / P3D scenery

FSX Deenethrope Scenery

Deenethorpe airfield scenery recreates the 1943 USAAF Station 128 in Northamptonshire, home to the 401st Bombardment Group’s B-17 operations, with period-appropriate layout and buildings placed to match real-world positioning. Built with Airport Design Editor for FSX, it requires Ted Andrews’s RAF Hangars Library and RAF Buildings objects.

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United Kingdom

Flight Simulator X Prepar3D

Images & Screenshots

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Aerial view shows a large airfield with intersecting runways, numerous taxiways, and dispersal pads surrounded by patchwork farmland.

A grassy airfield features intersecting runways, scattered tall trees, a small white building, and a single fuel truck near the center.

Several taxiways curve across a grassy airfield with scattered trees and small buildings under a sky filled with low, gray clouds.

A single asphalt runway with adjacent taxiways sits on flat grassy terrain, bordered by scattered trees and distant buildings under a cloudy sky.

A rural airport landscape features a long runway, scattered trees, several small buildings, and low, broken clouds across the sky.

A small airport features a single runway, a windsock, irregular taxiways, scattered trees, and several buildings in the background.

A small rural airport features a taxiway with rounded turnarounds, surrounded by grassy fields, scattered trees, and distant farm buildings.

A small rural airfield features intersecting taxiways, scattered hangars, and surrounding trees under a sky with low, layered clouds.

A flat airfield with intersecting taxiways is surrounded by scattered trees, small buildings, and distant fields under a cloudy sky.

A small rural airport features a single runway, taxiways, a windsock, scattered houses, and surrounding trees under a cloudy sky.

A flat airfield with intersecting runways and taxiways sits amid scattered trees, with low cumulus clouds overhead and distant rural buildings.

A flat airfield with intersecting runways is surrounded by scattered trees, distant buildings, and low, patchy clouds in the sky.

Two intersecting runways cross over flat grassy terrain with scattered trees, small buildings, and overcast clouds in the background.

Two intersecting runways cross over grassy terrain with scattered trees and a few small buildings under a cloudy sky.

A grassy airfield features intersecting runways, scattered circular taxiways, several trees in the foreground, and distant buildings near the treeline.

A single asphalt runway is surrounded by taxiways and grass fields, with scattered trees and small buildings in the background.

A taxiway with multiple curves leads across grassy terrain toward a forested area with scattered small buildings under overcast skies.

A small airfield features intersecting taxiways on green grass with scattered trees and several low buildings in the background.

A rural airport features intersecting runways, scattered taxiways, a few small buildings, and overcast skies with low, layered clouds.

A single runway stretches across a grassy airfield with a windsock and several taxiways visible, bordered by trees and scattered buildings.

Deenethrope, UK, a WWII airfield constructed in 1943 and allocated to the USAAF Eighth Air Force and given USAAF designation Station 128. By Scotty Berge.

Thank you for downloading my second attempt at a WWII airfield. Deenethorpe was constructed in 1943 and was allocated to the United States Army Air Force Eighth Air Force. It was assigned USAAF designation Station 128. With the opening of the airfield in October 1943, the 401st Bombardment Group (Heavy), arrived from Great Falls AAB, Montana, in November. The 401st was assigned to the 94th Combat Bombardment Wing of the 1st Bombardment Division. Its tail code was Triangle-S.

The 401st Bomb Group consisted of the following operational squadrons flying B-17s :

612th Bomb Squadron (SC)
613th Bomb Squadron (IN)
614th Bomb Squadron (IW)
615th Bomb Squadron (IY)
The 401st BG operated chiefly against strategic targets, bombing industries, submarine facilities, shipyards, missile sites, marshalling yards, and airfields; beginning in October 1944, concentrated on oil reserves. The Group received a Distinguished Unit Citation for striking telling blows against German aircraft production on 11 January and 20 February 1944.

This is for FSX and you will need to have Ted Andrews's RAF Hangars Library and his other great RAF Buildings. Search the FSX section for "Ted Andrews" - you'll find loads of his scenery object files for RAF airfields. Follow his instructions on how to install them.

First after you unzip this folder you will see 2 files called:

UK01_ADE_SCOTTY.BGL

UK01_ADE_SCOTTY_CVX.bgl

Move these 2 files into your addon scenery scenery folder. The path will look like this:

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\Addon Scenery\scenery.

Start up FSX and then go into your settings, Scenery Library then once the scenery window pops up just click ok. The scenery will load automaticly.

This scenery was created by me using the great program Airport Desing Editor (ADE) and with help from Ian P.

I used the scenery from just flights VFR Scenery volume 1 and 2 to get the right positioning of the field.

Scotty Berge

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File information

Filename

uk01ades.zip

File size

4.77 MB

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Everyone

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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.

Finding the scenery

Use these coordinates to fly directly to this location once the mod is installed.

FSX / Prepar3D coordinates (or generate a flight plan)

52.50527800,-0.52833300

Decimal degrees

52.505278°, -0.528333°

Degrees, minutes, seconds

52° 30' 19.001" N 0° 31' 41.999" E

Launch FSX or Prepar3D and use Flights → Load to open the downloaded .pln file. Your aircraft will be positioned at this location.

What’s inside this archive

The archive uk01ades.zip has 26 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

This list displays the first 500 files in the package. If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them.

Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
UK01_ADE_SCOTTY.BGL	01.15.09	40.21 kB
UK01_ADE_SCOTTY_CVX.bgl	01.15.09	284 B
readme.txt	01.15.09	2.14 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B
Screenshots	08.21.19	0 B
screen-1.jpg	08.20.19	250.50 kB
screen-10.jpg	08.20.19	261.15 kB
screen-11.jpg	08.20.19	277.68 kB
screen-12.jpg	08.20.19	243.82 kB
screen-13.jpg	08.20.19	298.02 kB
screen-14.jpg	08.20.19	178.16 kB
screen-15.jpg	08.20.19	204.72 kB
screen-16.jpg	08.20.19	213.67 kB
screen-17.jpg	08.20.19	199.57 kB
screen-18.jpg	08.20.19	204.02 kB
screen-19.jpg	08.20.19	198.47 kB
screen-2.jpg	08.20.19	211.62 kB
screen-20.jpg	08.20.19	254.84 kB
screen-3.jpg	08.20.19	254.85 kB
screen-4.jpg	08.20.19	501.07 kB
screen-5.jpg	08.20.19	269.01 kB
screen-6.jpg	08.20.19	274.25 kB
screen-7.jpg	08.20.19	295.73 kB
screen-8.jpg	08.20.19	237.13 kB
screen-9.jpg	08.20.19	254.15 kB