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FSX Cons LFBB Scenery

Cons LFBB v4.5. Scenery of Bordeaux/Merignac Airport, France. New and improved runways with detailed new objects which include dolphins, parking and more. By Conrad Asman.

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  • File: lfbb_v45.zip
  • Size:45 MB
  • Scan: Clean (6d) Verified clean
  • Access:Freeware
  • Content:Everyone

Cons LFBB v4.5. Scenery of Bordeaux/Merignac Airport, France. New and improved runways with detailed new objects which include dolphins, parking and more. By Conrad Asman.

Cons LFBB Scenery.

Cons LFBB Scenery.

INSTALLATION:

1. Unzip this package to a temporary directory.

2. copy the "LFBB" Folder into yuor Addon Scenery Folder.

NOTE: This scenery uses both default FSX AND RWY12 scenery objects. If you don't have RWY12 objects installed (available from Flightsim.com), remove the LFBB_RWY12(A) AND LFBB_RWY12(B) Obj.BGL file after installation is done. The scenery will work fine, but with very little objects.

CREDITS:
Thanks to the following for their contributions to Flight Simming:

2. The crew at FSX Planner which was used to create the FSX airport facility data, parking positions etc.
3. Peter Stark for creating "Tony's ranch" and for guiding us all in the PC Pilot tutoral.

Enjoy,
Conrad Asman, South Africa

Images & Screenshots

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Aerial view shows a rural airport with two intersecting runways, surrounded by farmland, forest, and a large lake with a ship.A large white cruise ship is docked near a forested shoreline, with calm water and scattered clouds in the background.Several fishing boats are docked at a small wooden pier near a densely forested shoreline with calm, dark blue water.A large white cruise ship is visible on the ocean beyond a dense forest and grassy terrain under a cloudy sky.A control tower stands near a small runway with illuminated edge lights, surrounded by grassy fields, scattered trees, and distant forest.Several mid-rise buildings, a water tower, and a construction crane stand on open grassy terrain with a forested backdrop.A small airport features intersecting runways, an air traffic control tower, a hangar, and is surrounded by dense forest and open fields.A small airport features a single main runway, several taxiways, apron areas, and scattered buildings surrounded by trees and open grass.A small airport features several hangars and parked aircraft, with visible smoke and fire near the terminal and apron area.A small airport features a terminal building, several parked ground vehicles, two aircraft on fire with black smoke, and intersecting runways.A small airport features intersecting runways, a control tower, several hangars, and distant buildings under a cloudy sky.A small airport with several parked aircraft and a terminal building is surrounded by grassy fields, trees, and visible smoke plumes.A yellow and white floatplane sits on calm water near a forested shoreline with scattered docks and boats in the background.A small airport features a runway, taxiways, apron with parked aircraft, terminal buildings, and visible smoke from a fire near a hangar.A small airport features intersecting runways, a main terminal building, several parked aircraft, and a hangar on grassy terrain.A large white cruise ship with green-tinted windows is positioned near a forested shoreline under a sky with scattered clouds.A large body of water stretches across the foreground with several docks and small boats along a forested shoreline under scattered clouds.A small coastal settlement with scattered buildings and dense trees sits beside a wide expanse of dark blue water under a cloudy sky.A wide expanse of blue water stretches toward a distant shoreline with scattered buildings and a partly cloudy sky above.A wide expanse of deep blue ocean stretches to the horizon under a sky scattered with small, puffy clouds.
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Finding the Scenery

FSX/Prepar3D Coordinates:
44.82833500,-0.71555600
Use the downloaded flight plan file by launching FSX/P3D, selecting "Load Flight Plan" in the flight planner, and choosing the .pln file. Your aircraft will be positioned directly at the add-on’s location.
Decimal Degrees (DD):
Latitude: 44.828335°
Longitude: -0.715556°
Degrees, Minutes, Seconds (DMS):
Latitude: 44° 49' 42.006" N
Longitude: 0° 42' 56.002" E

Map Location

The archive lfbb_v45.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
thumbnail.BMP10.27.096.56 MB
ReadMe.txt09.05.091015 B
CON'S AIRPORT V4.5.exe10.30.0937.62 MB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
Screenshots08.28.190 B
screen-1.jpg08.27.19181.10 kB
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screen-16.jpg08.27.19195.83 kB
screen-17.jpg08.27.19178.97 kB
screen-18.jpg08.27.19230.74 kB
screen-19.jpg08.27.19185.95 kB
screen-2.jpg08.27.19159.61 kB
screen-20.jpg08.27.19315.96 kB
screen-3.jpg08.27.19116.02 kB
screen-4.jpg08.27.1995.75 kB
screen-5.jpg08.27.19120.75 kB
screen-6.jpg08.27.19156.99 kB
screen-7.jpg08.27.19267.36 kB
screen-8.jpg08.27.19289.04 kB
screen-9.jpg08.27.19202.24 kB
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Installation Instructions

Most of the freeware add-on aircraft and scenery packages in our file library come with easy installation instructions which you can read above in the file description. For further installation help, please see our Flight School for our full range of tutorials or view the README file contained within the download. If in doubt, you may also ask a question or view existing answers in our dedicated Q&A forum.

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PaulSat, 01 Jun 2013 17:00:04 GMT

and now for FS2004....please!!

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