FSX Hangar One, Two, And Three Scenery

Hangar One, Two, And Three California (CA). Few hangars are more historic than Hangar One at Moffett Federal Airfield in the San Fransisco Bay area. The Google campus is a stones throw away and the hangar is co-located with NASA's Ames research Center. It was initially built to house the USS Macon, the largest airship in the world. This scenery will replace the default Hangar One with one that is a bit more detailed. Across the runway from Hangar One are two blimp hangars located at Tusstin MCAS. These have been replaced with more accurate models as well. Not compatible with the Macons NAS Sunnyvale Scenery. By Jim Dhaenens.

OK, I guess I really like historic hangers and airports, and few are more historic than Hanger One at Moffett Federal Airfield in the San Fransisco Bay area. The Google campus is a stones throw away and the hanger is co-located with NASA's Ames research Center. It was initially built to house the USS Macon, the largest airship in the world. This scenery will replace the default Hanger One in your simulator with one that is a bit more detailed. Across the runway from Hangar Oneare two blimp Hangars located at Tusstin MCAS. These have been replaced with more accurate models as well. (For FSX only.)

INSTALLATION:

1. Unzip the hgr_one.zip folder to a convenient place.

1. Place the hgr_one folder in your Flight Simulator X\Addon Scenery folder.

2. Start Flight Simulator X.

3. On the Flight Simulator X start screen, select "SETTINGS" then in the "Other settings" box (upper right on the settings page), select "Scenery Library."

4.On the SETTINGS - SCENERY LIBRARY page, select 'Add Area".

5. Navigate to, and open the "Addon Scenery" folder.

6. Select the "hgr_one" folder and press "OK".

5. Back on the SETTINGS - SCENERY LIBRARY page, hgr_one should be on the top of the list of scenery areas. Make sure the "Enabled" checkbox is checked, then press "OK".

6. The new scenery will be available through the SELECT AIRPORT page by going to Moffett Federal Airfield (KNUQ).

Enjoy!

Jim