FSX Branson Airport Scenery V1
Scenery Branson Airport (KBBG), Branson, Missouri (MO). This project adds a new Branson Airport, which opened in May 2009, and is a privately developed commercial airport. The construction of the airport, which involved the flattening of several Ozark Mountains, is claimed to be the largest earth...
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- Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) including Steam Edition & Prepar3D (P3D)
- Filename
- branson_airport_project.zip
- File size
- 6.02 MB
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- Scanned 20 days ago (clean)
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- Free (Freeware)
- Content Rating
- Everyone
Scenery Branson Airport (KBBG), Branson, Missouri (MO). This project adds a new Branson Airport, which opened in May 2009, and is a privately developed commercial airport. The construction of the airport, which involved the flattening of several Ozark Mountains, is claimed to be the largest earthmoving project in Missouri history. As a result, the airport actually sits on a manmade plateau, surrounded by rolling hills. The airport uses the ICAO identifier BBG, however, the airlines use the IATA code BKG. The terminal, hangar, FBO, and cars were added and modified from stock FSX scenery, using the FSX Object Tool, to resemble as closely as possible the actual airport. By Carlyle Sharpe.
Aerial view of Branson Airport.
Version: 1.00
Please consult the "Readme.htm" file found in the "Branson_Airport" folder for installation procedures.
Carlyle Sharpe
Aerial view of Branson Airport.
Images & Screenshots
The archive branson_airport_project.zip has 40 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 |
|---|---|---|
| KBBG_thumbnail.gif | 07.27.10 | 13.61 kB |
| Readme | 08.04.10 | 0 B |
| 1 KBBG-photo .jpg | 07.27.10 | 316.51 kB |
| 10 KBBG.jpg | 07.27.10 | 156.81 kB |
| 11 KBBG.jpg | 07.27.10 | 342.10 kB |
| 12 KBBG.jpg | 07.27.10 | 374.24 kB |
| 13 KBBG.jpg | 07.27.10 | 312.64 kB |
| 14 KBBG.jpg | 07.27.10 | 215.61 kB |
| 15 KBBG.jpg | 08.03.10 | 309.66 kB |
| 16 KBBG.jpg | 08.04.10 | 221.13 kB |
| 17 KBBG.jpg | 08.04.10 | 258.98 kB |
| 1a KBBG LOD 10m.jpg | 08.02.10 | 432.82 kB |
| 2 KBBG-photo.jpg | 07.29.10 | 289.03 kB |
| 2a KBBG.jpg | 08.02.10 | 422.82 kB |
| 3 KBBG.jpg | 08.02.10 | 407.60 kB |
| 4 KBBG.jpg | 08.02.10 | 419.92 kB |
| 5 KBBG.jpg | 08.02.10 | 222.68 kB |
| 6 KBBG.JPG | 08.02.10 | 74.94 kB |
| 7 KBBG.JPG | 08.02.10 | 287.86 kB |
| 7a KBBG.JPG | 08.01.10 | 312.91 kB |
| 8 KBBG.jpg | 08.02.10 | 317.79 kB |
| 9 KBBG.jpg | 08.02.10 | 406.42 kB |
| Add.jpg | 08.04.10 | 53.90 kB |
| Thumbs.db | 08.04.10 | 69.00 kB |
| Readme.htm | 08.04.10 | 12.70 kB |
| Readme.txt | 08.04.10 | 329 B |
| scenery | 08.04.10 | 0 B |
| 1_KBBG_Branson_Airport_FSX_exc_utilities.bgl | 08.02.10 | 393 B |
| 2_KBBG_Branson_Airport_FSX_exc_autogen_flatten_no_parking_lot.bgl | 08.02.10 | 394 B |
| 3_KBBG_Branson_Airport_FSX_AFCAD_ADEX.bgl | 08.04.10 | 4.71 kB |
| 3_KBBG_Branson_Airport_FSX_AFCAD_ADEX_CVX.bgl | 08.04.10 | 1.31 kB |
| 4_KBBG_Branson_Airport_FSX_terminal_hangar_FBO_cars.bgl | 08.02.10 | 2.46 kB |
| 5_KBBG_Branson_Airport_FSX_exc_autogen_trees.bgl | 08.04.10 | 381 B |
| 6_KBBG_Branson_Airport_FSX_exc_roads.bgl | 08.02.10 | 393 B |
| 7_KBBG_Branson_Airport_FSX_road_default.bgl | 07.28.10 | 1.12 kB |
| 7_KBBG_Branson_Airport_FSX_road_UTX.bgl.off | 07.28.10 | 1.00 kB |
| 8_KBBG_Branson_Airport_FSX_ani_birds_Eagles_Thermals.bgl | 08.04.10 | 156 B |
| Branson_Airport | 08.04.10 | 0 B |
| flyawaysimulation.txt | 10.29.13 | 959 B |
| Go to Fly Away Simulation.url | 01.22.16 | 52 B |
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