Author: Léon Louis Date: 29 Apr 2004
FS2002/FS2004 QSH9_26, Québec Short Hops, Riviére-La-Madeleine, CLLC. This scenery is fictitious. For a change of pace and to emphasize the character of the region and its fisheries. Might work in FS2002 as well but READ the note in the installation. The sounds will not work in FS2002. Also, the airfield will not list in the 'Go To' menu. You will have to go to: N49*14.03 W65*19.41.
Author: Werner F. Vogt Date: 29 Apr 2004
FS2002/FS2004 Cabo Verde Islands SRTM scenery mesh. Based on SRTM Data 3 arc/ sec, generated with Matthew Styles's program "SRTM To BGL v1.04", sampled to LOD10 resolution 76m. While tested under Fs2004, this mesh should also run in FS2002.
Author: Léon Louis Date: 27 Apr 2004
FS2002/FS2004 QSH9_25, Québec Short Hops, Lac au Diable Devil's Lake, CLLD. Lac au Diable is situated in the Gaspé peninsula, about half way between Ste Anne des Monts and Gaspé, just a few miles inland from Rivière la Madeleine. It is for Seaplanes, but you could try the beach if you have the plane for it. The approach due West is very pleasant. This scenery is fictitious.
Author: Mike Dews Date: 23 Apr 2004
FS2002/FS2004 RAF Church Fenton. Church Fenton is currently the home of Yorkshire University Air Squadron, flying Tutor T1s, and serves as a relief landing ground for Tucano T1s from RAF Linton-on-Ouse. Although the airfield and the immediate buildings are still very active, much of the domestic site has been largely abandoned to nature, and it has been offered for sale. The old family quarters were sold to private developers who refurbished them and sold them on to private owners.
Author: Léon Louis Date: 19 Apr 2004
FS2002/FS2004 QBS_06, Québec Bush Scenery, La Macaza, CYFJ. This scenery is self Supporting. Should work fine in FS2002 as well but not tested. The sounds will not work in FS2002.
Author: JC McCormickCaptCargo Date: 15 Apr 2004
FS2002/FS2004 Key West Int'l Airport - KEYW, Version 1.1JC. Scenery enhancement for Key West Airport in the Florida Keys. Ads apron areas,more hangers and adds some buildings and trees to the default scenery. Includes AFCAD file.
Author: DBWsim Design Date: 13 Apr 2004
FS2002 Johnston Atoll. This DBWsim scenery for Flightsim2002 is a specially modified version of our FS2004 scenery for Johnston Atoll. This scenery pack includes fully updated and improved scenery for facilities on the main island and the islands and lagoon surrounding the atoll. The scenery is representative of Johnston Atoll circa 1995, as today there is virtually nothing on the island, not even an airstrip. Highlights of the scenery are numerous and include; the main street, golf course and outdoor cinema, and Munitions Demilitarization facilities.
Author: Unknown Date: 13 Apr 2004
FS2002/FS2004 Jammu and Kashmir Airports. Scenery of 6 high altitude airports in the Western Himalaya, the northern parts of Pakistan and India, regions Jammu and Kashmir. At the airport of Thoise alt. 10499ft there actually is a signboard: "Oxygen in the air is 30 percent less but 100 percent pure." Small jetliners are welcome; the runways are long, and the approaces are challenging. The airports are Gilgit OPGT, Skardu OPSD, Chilas OPCL, Thoise Z13Q, Srinagar VISR and Shimla VISM. AFCAD and VoicePack files included.
Author: Yves Camus Date: 09 Apr 2004
FS2002 Christianstedt/St-Croix, Virgin Islands TISX. With a fictional apron area right before RW 09 created to hide the strange white textures near the runway with hangar, follow-me car, fire truck and small aircraft. Also a few taxiway signs corrections.
Author: Léon Louis Date: 01 Apr 2004
FS2002/FS2004 QBS 04, Québec Bush Scenery, Saint-Michel-des-Saints, CSM5. Saint-Michel-des-Saints is situated in the Laurentian mountains in Québec. This is about where the Québec Bush region begins. Other bush scenery will be added shortly.
Author: Léon Louis Date: 29 Mar 2004
FS2002/FS2004 WN40, Coupeville Airpark, Washington, USA. Coupeville scenery is actually two airfields. Both airstrips are within walking distance. You will find lots of candies on this site. Make sure you peek in all corners. This scenery is self supporting.
