Timberwolf Aviation :: Downloads :: Scenery :: Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 (Page 2)

The sceneries below are all located in the Timberwolf service area. Those constructed specifically for Timberwolf Aviation included TWA in the title. The remaining sceneries provide excellent charter destinations for TWA pilots and some may be included in the schedule as time goes. They are included here for download with the permission of their authors. Many of these sceneries will work in FS2000 as well. (Note that many of these sceneries require the Tree macros of Garrish Grays. Some include them, others do not. You can download them separately below and install them once directly into the FS2002 Scenery and Texture files.)

Scenery File	Description
Homathko River (CBS2) & Scar Creek (CBA7)	By Brian Burger These two airstrips are both real private strips in British Columbia, Canada, but they got left out of FS for some reason. After I'd done a couple of sim-flights through that area, I knew I had to add them. The locations are accurate, as are the general dimensions of the runways; the details are speculative based on the maps I've got of the area and my general knowlege of this area of the world.
Farwell Lake Lodge, Alaska	By Tom Fica This enhances the default seaplane base at Farewell Lake (FKK) and the adjoining airstrip Tin Creek (PAFL). Located 60 miles East of McGrath and 135 miles North West of Anchorage. Sound files for Lago's FSSoundScape are also included. by Tom Fica
Canada Short Legs-1	By Frank Betts I named it that because each leg between these small strips are......TA DAH! short. There are three enhanced "default" strips in this package. (B.C. Canada) 1.Revelstoke.CYRV 2.Mable Lake.BF9 3.Nakusp.CAQ5
Canada Short Legs-2	By Frank Betts There are three "default" strips in this package. British Columbia, Canada. 1.Squamish.CYSE. 2.Pemberton.CYPS. 3.Tipella.CBB7. This one is my favorite. Interesting approach and takeoff's. This one also has a dock if you prefer to come in on floats.
Rumba Lake	By Ken Nelson Rumba Lake is a little North and East from Anchorage, AK, about a 5 or 6 minute flight. [ N61 25.87 - W149 19.55 ] Thanks to Dick's helpful knowledge and LWM tutorial I cut an LWMPoly into the default FS ground and raised it to an altitude of 1457 feet or something close to that. The lake area sports plenty of space for most float planes, weekend cabins, a home, and a hunting/fishing lodge. There is also plenty of dock space to Moore (park) your plane. The best part of it for me is the dirt runway which has humps, dips, and is about 30 feet higher at the west end as compared to the east end to challenge my bush flying fun. Also, once this scenery archive becomes an active FS scenery directory you'll find two FS startup locations. One on the runway heading west and another on the lake, also heading west. With all that I hope you ALL will enjoy flying at Rumba Lake. If you happen to see Rumba walking around the premises or out on the lake doing a little fishing just tell him I said "This Buds For You".
Gildersleeve Logging, Inc.	By Joe Watson I have tryed to duplicate what I found in the December/January issue of Alaska Magizine, Page 26. The floattown.jpg has that article. I didn't think that it would be so large. but there are some 1200 objects in this scenery, none being tree's or animals. The real "floattown" was allways on the move when it wasn't docked and working. Today it's south of Ketchikan going up the Clarence Strait near the Dixon Entrance. If you can make it to either Tamgas Harbor (Z43) or Annette Island (ANN) go on a heading of 212° toward Current Bay (CUB). Fly at about 500 feet over the water. It should be on the left after about 5 min.
Gateway Forest Products	By Dave Erickson Gateway Forest Products in Ketchikan Alaska is another Alaskan dock facility for floatplanes. While that plant at Ketchikan does exist in reality, I modeled it from an existing plant in Montana, where I pulled veneer off the green chain many years ago. I left the loading doors open along the dockside of the plant, which allows good interior views of all the machinery. The interior is brightly night lighted, and all of the major aspects of plywood manufacture in a typical plant are there, right down to the interiors of the restrooms.
Bridgeman(662), Ketchikan Alaska	By Frank Betts This small combination Seaport/Airport is located about 60 miles North North East of Ketchikan Intl Airport. It has a 2800Ft by 50 Ft Dirt strip. There is an Ndb on the field (Trout/TT/411Khz. There is a Dock with a small Bait shop (if you will) at the end of the dock. There is a small Hangar available at the field. All tree's are default(Ed Denny's mesh in use) No flatten switch used here. There are some Cabins here and there around the airport area.
Nanaimo Departure Bay & Nanaimo Textures	BY Ray Hallock Nanaimo Departure Bay on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. Float plane accessible for take off and landing. Base for Amigo Air service between Nanaimo and Vancouver. Use with Entrance Island and Nanaimo Harbour scenery for full area coverage.
Nanaime Harbour Textures For Nanaimo Dep. Bay Above)	BY Ray Hallock Vancouver Island British Columbia Includes FS2002 menu entries for Nanaimo Harbour Seaplane Base. Downtown Seaplane terminal for Baxter Air and Harbour Air. Take off north over Departure Bay.
Nanaimo Entrance Island	By Ray Hallock Nanaimo British Columbia Use with Nanaimo scenery above. Download includes textures..
Victoria Harbour & Victoria Harbour Textures	By Ray Hallock Vancouver Island British Columbia Includes FS2002 menu entries for Victoria Inner Harbour. British Columbia Legislature to the left on tak off..
Sproat Lake Tanker Base	By Ray Hallock Sproat Lake British Columbia Includes FS2002 menu entries for Sproat Lake ATB. Download includes textures..
Tofino Harbour & Tofino Harour Textures	By Ray Hallock Vancouver Island British Columbia Includes FS2002 menu entries for Tofino Harbour.
Campbell River Tyee Spit & Campbell River Textures	By Ray Hallock Vancouver Island British Columbia Includes FS2002 menu entries for Campbell River Tyee Spit.
Port Hardy Harbour & Port Hardy Textures	By Ray Hallock Vancouver Island British Columbia Includes FS2002 menu entries for Port Hardy Harbour. Watch for B.C. Ferry terminal at mouth of harbour.
Courtenay Water and Air Park & Courteny Textures	By Ray Hallock Vancouver Island British Columbia Includes FS2002 menu entries for Courtenay Water Park and Courtenay Air Park. Water Park is float plane only.
Terrac - Ferry Island on Skeena River	By Ray Hallock British Columbia Includes FS2002 menu entries for Terrace Skeena River float plane start point. File contains all textures. * NOW includes seasonal effects and trees by Gerrish Gray (included)
Kitkatla Village	By Ray Hallock British Columbia Includes FS2002 menu entries for Kitkatla Village. File contains all textures.
Prince Rupert- Seal Cove	By Ray Hallock British Columbia Includes FS2002 menu entries for Prince Rupert Seal Cove. File contains all textures. * NOW includes seasonal effects and trees by Gerrish Gray (included)
Port Simpson	By Ray Hallock British Columbia Includes FS2002 menu entries for Port Simpson Government Wharf. Located approximately 35 miles north of Prince Rupert and serviced daily by Harbour Air. File contains all textures.
Snipe Lake	By Tom Fica Snipe Lake, Alaska is located 56 miles north of Iliamna(PAIL), on the west side of the Alaska Range. At the lake is a cabin, with outbuildings plus a dirt strip and a tent camp with a floatplane start.
Alaska Short Legs1	By Frank Betts There are three "default" strips in this package. 1.Port Alsworth.TPO 2.Pedro Bay.4K0 3.Camp Point.AK18
BC_Scenery-1	By Frank Betts I use the Fs Design Studio Pro to make all my Macros. AIRPORT NAMES AS FOLLOWS IN THIS SCENERY PACKAGE, 1. cbf2-Finbow. 2. caj9-Ft Ware. 3. cbn9-Tsay Keh. 4. cap6-Ingenika. Wicked default mesh <BG> All of these are located in British Columbia, Canada.All are " Non tower operations".These are "default airports". I just kind of decorated them a bit. These airports are pretty close to each other so you won't get bored flying to them <BG>.
Coastal Shipping 1	By Brian Buger Coastal Shipping 1 adds ships of various sizes and types, starting around Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada, and covering over 400nm north to Haines, Alaska, USA. This area includes the complex and narrow channels of Alaska's Panhandle area, and some massive coastal fiords. Most of the ships are near the settlements (and therefore the airports) or along the largest channels, but there's a good chance you'll come across a ship going about it's business in some out of the way bay or channel if you go exploring!
Amos Lake	By Tom Fica Located on the North side of the Alaska Range with a nice view of Mt. McKinley. This is a fairley remote part of Alaska, but there is lots of interesting terrain and a couple of mountain passes near-by to explore. Sound files for Lago's FSSoundScape are also included.
Antelope Trail Ranch	By Bill Womack Welcome to the Antelope Trail Ranch! I hope you enjoy your stay in the closest thing to heaven a bush pilot has around these parts. I built this ranch to give the aviator everything he or she might want to feel right at home in the bush. There's a cozy cabin overlooking a private pier with a float plane hangar for getting that amphib out of the weather. We've got a short (1500') grass strip out back, complete with a hangar. There's a workshop by the hangar for doing any repairs that might be necessary, and an old but serviceable Avgas pump. You should be in good shape for fuel. The last time I checked the tank was mostly full.
Chelatna Lodge	By Tom Fica Chelatna Lodge, Alaska Located one hundred miles northwest of Anchorage on the southern border of Denali National Park. The lodge is perfectly situated overlooking eight- mile long Chelatna Lake. It is the only full-service fly-out lodge in the area. Access is by air only, with a 1500ft gravel strip, plenty of tie-down space and three floatplane docks. Sound files for Lago's FSSoundScape are also included.
YPR Power Corridor	By Brian Burger This simple scenery adds a high tension line north of Prince Rupert, BC. See the enclosed map jpg for more details on locating it. This is primarily intended for the (insane) helicopter simmers of Timberwolf, but it's a great VFR landmark as well! I might do some more powerline scenery elsewhere, if there's enough interest. (email address down below)
DEW Line Stations for Alaska, Canada and Greenland	By Al Gay and Bear Baker This scenery is meant to capture the essence of the Distant Early Warning (DEW) line of radar and communications stations stretching from the Aleutian Islands in Alaska across the Northern shores of Alaska and Canada into Greenland. The DEW Line served as the early warning system for North America during the years of the cold war. Many of the stations were built in the 50's with others added in the 60's, 70's and into the 80's. Most of these installations have now been closed. Many of the objects have been modeled from site photographs. Where possible, site photographs were used to insure that the layouts were as representative of the sites as possible. They are, however, representations only.
TWA_Rainbow Lake Fish Camp	By Bear Baker This scenery is of a fish camp on Rainbow Lake about 27 miles East of Talkeetna, Alaska on a heading of heading 056 true (N 64* 26' W 150* 39'). The lake is in the pass between Sheep River and Iron Creek. There is just one small cabin located on the south end of the lake, a dock and Colman type John Boat w/motor. The lake has nice rainbows from ice out to about October…and plenty of bugs so bring some deet!
RCAF Station Holberg	By Al Gay This scenery package is meant to depict a radar station that was manned by RCAF personnel during the Cold War. My information is that construction began in October 1950, became operational 25 April 1954 and was closed 17 January 1991. This base was part of the Pine Tree Line that stretched across Canada. This base included various search radars over the years as well as height finder radar. This scenery is broken into three parts, the dock on Holberg Inlet, the townsite and the radar site. The dock area has a refueling area, dock and a few buildings. The townsite area was made from aerial pictures and includes messes, single quarters, married quarters and various other buildings.