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File |
Description |
| Port
Hardy, BC |
By: Chris Macgillivray
AFCAD and RWY12 .bgl files for CYZT Port Hardy Airport, BC,
Canada. This afcad and scenery was made using aerial photos.
I think it is better than the default layout. |
| Vernon,
BC |
By: Chris Macgillivray
AFCAD and RWY12 files for CYVK Vernon Airport,BC, Canada for
FS2004. By Chris Macgillivray. To be used with the excellent
scenery by FS Flightline. (fsf_vernon.zip) This afcad was
made using aerial photos It really is a great deal closer
than the default layout. Requires RWY12 Object Placer by Israel
Roth and Seev kahn and AFCAD by Lee Swordy. |
| 2005
Iditarod ABL Script
Update/Final
Version |
By: Joao Paz
2005 Iditarod XXXIII Trail Sled Dog Race ! ABL (Adventure
Basic Language) script. The Alaskan Winds Iditarod 2005 ABL
Script does not attempt to be as-real-as-it-gets, but only
to provide a specific and (if possible!) immersive environment.There
are 27 checkpoints to the XXXIII Iditarod (2005, odd years,
southern route). The script divides them into 2 main categories
(see below) and, thanks to our many volunteers, adds individual
ATC-like voices to each checkpoint. |
| Misty
Fjords Lodges |
By: M. Allen Richards
MF_Lodges.zip is the first in a series-and although ficticious
is inspired by real world Lodges in Southeast Alaska. This
first one was inspired by the Boardwalk Lodge at Thorne Bay,
AK. It is designed to be compatible with the Misty Fjords
addon. |
| Iditarod
2005 rainy pass to kaltag |
By: Jim at Alaska
Winds via Joao Paz
Here's Jim's great maps info converted top FSNavigator and
FS9 flightplan formats - done with the aid of FS9 map view.
However, for realism and places names, etc, use this with
Jim's maps too. The idea is just to avoid getting lost. |
| Alaskan
Winds Resort |
By: Brent Garland
via Joao Paz
I have built this fictional scenery for the great people I
have met from Alaskan Winds .This scenery is located on Admiralty
Island on a small pristine lake at a elevation of 400'. It
is located in the Hawk Inlet area and from my searches it
feeds the Admiralty Creek. |
| Sacks
Cove, AK |
By: Tom Fica
Located about 40 miles from Ketchikan in the NW corner of
Behm Canal, this remote cove is home to a nice little cabin
with a good dock. Floatplanes only, no strip. |
| Loring
Watermill
Update
|
By: Leon Louis
I made this scenery in beautyful 'Misty Fjords' made by Holger
Sandmann.
Included in the update release is a correction for the elevation
of the objects in the dock area. Also included and most important,
is the Loring Water Fall with animated 'jumping' salmons,
courtesy of the talented Allen Richards. |
| Don's
Pilot Lodge, BC |
By: Brent Garland
for Don Houge
Here you will find a Lodge that I built for Don Houge! Located
in the Queen Charlotte Islands on Graham Island, Eden Lake
BC. |
| TWA
CYPR Operatoions |
By: Bear Baker
Finally, we have new facilities at our home in Prince Rupert,
BC, Canada. Please make sure review the ReadMe file. This
is a working version of the scenery, but is not the final
version. Please report any problems. |
| Kenia
Floatplane Base |
By: John Woodard
Aerial photos on the Kenai airport website show that there
is very little to see at the floatplane base other than a
long concrete apron and lots of docking slips along the channel.
The real shorelines are straight but in the default FS9 scenery
they are irregular. Thus, an exact model could not be made.
The apron was shortened to fit within the straightest length
of shoreline and was rotated to get the best fit. Otherwise
some slips would be over land and others too far into the
water. The real apron is parallel to the main runway but of
course this one will not be, but it is not noticeable from
the ground. Another problem is that the real floatplane base
and airport are at the same elevation, but in FS9 they are
not, so it was difficult to create a taxiway down the sloping
surface. |
Lk
Hood Floatplane Base
|
By: John Woodard
Lake Hood is the largest and busiest floatplane base in the
world. This scenery is a representation based on satellite
images and what few photographs I could find. Google Earth
images were used to locate the major buildings and determine
their sizes. Unfortunately, all you can see are mostly the
tops of buildings so you have to make your best guess at what
they look like from the ground. For example, one appeared
to be a large A-frame structure, another appeared to have
two stories and possibly a tower attached (Lake hood at one
time had a contol tower but traffic is now handled by Stevens
International). |
| Lk
Hood Float Base ver_2 |
By: John Woodard
The first version of this scenery was made without any knowledge
of the appearance of the buildings at Lake Hood, other than
what could be guessed at from Google Earth images. Recently,
Jimmy Rowland took the time go there and take numerous photos.
These can be seen in the Bush Flying forum at Avsim. Several
of the buildings were completely redesigned. These include
the Jim Air facility and the two large buildings. Others were
removed since they were apparently torn down. |
| Polar
Bear Island |
By: Bill ?
Polar Bear Island is a privately owned island in Bartlett
Cove Alaska, the owners of the island have made it open to
the public. They have added hot air baloon rides as well as
a small amusement park. There are hangers on the field that
have automated doors. Pull up to the hanger you would like
to use and get the frequency off the sign in front of the
hanger. While you are there, stay in one of the cottages or
hotel, Polor Bear Island has everything you need, so if you
forget something, just had to the little mall. On your approach,
keep an eye out for any hot air boloons that may be in the
air. The owners still live on the island. |
Schwenz
1938 Vintage Air-Strip
Update-enhancements
|
By: Mike Woolsey
1938 is a scenery built in the high mountainous terrain of
Alaska. It was built for my friend Scott Schwenz and as a
dedication to his fathers Alaskan dream. This scenery features
mostly a vintage appeal with sounds custom sounds and custom
vintage texture ideas. Also included is an FX pack that will
enable blowing snow during the Fall and Winter seasons as
well as blowing dust at the start of Spring. Pick a flight
and have fun...stop in fuel up and grab a bite to eat at Marnie's
Cafe. |
