FS2004 Can Tho Army Airfield, Vietnam scenery with city textures added. Can Tho is another major city that Microsoft failed to include in the program. The default scenery doesn't indicate that a large city exists at this location. I originally created the Can Tho Airfield model without city textures because I didn't know what the city looked like, nor its exact location relative to the airfield. However, while looking through an old scrapbook, I recently discovered an aerial photo of Can Tho that I took while flying over it during the summer of 1968. Consequently, I decided to add city terrain tiles to the scenery. The upgraded scenery more accurately reflects the actual appearance of the area surrounding Can Tho Airfield. (The airfield model itself is unchanged.) George Knowles. 1.2MB

FS2004 Lubitz Field Version 1 This is the Lubitz Field, in Bright, Southern Ontario, Canada. Here most UPAC annual conventions take place. UPAC is the Ultralight Pilots Association of Canada. The field is not an "official" aerodrome, so it does not appear in the Transport Canada documentation. The field in this scenery, however, will show on the FS2004 map and in the GPS with the ID letters "CLUB", and it has a UNICOM frequency. I have included in the package two of my aircraft, the Hummelbird and the Skyseeker, and a C185 created by Dave Pearce, as they are part of the traffic. The scenery has some traffic, using those three aircraft plus some standard FS2004 planes. The scenery required me to change the ground texture of the area, because Microsoft had placed a village in the exact location of the field. The result is a large number of texture files, due to the season changes and the mandatory use of autogen trees. All those texture files DO NOT have a significant impact on frame rate, as only some are used at a time. The scenery does include numerous individual objects, and you may want to remove some if your machine feels the impact. They are named as descriptively as I could make them. Authored by Fern Marques. 8.2MB

FS2004 Kontum Airfield in the central highlands of Vietnam. Microsoft neglected to include this important Vietnamese city in Flight Simulator. Kontum is a strategic highway junction about 40 miles north of Pleiku. It was attacked and briefly occupied by NVA troops during the Tet Offensive of 1968. Kontum was attacked again in May 1972, but ARVN forces successfully defended it against overwhelming odds with the aid of intensive bombing by the United States. Unfortunately the city was virtually destroyed during the battle. George Knowles. 1MB

FS2004 Gray Army Airfield (KGRF) Ft. Lewis Washington . Description: Construction has changed the face of Gray Army Airfield and the original needed a facelift badly. Until I can figure out how to move, and change objects in FS this is the best i can do. Everything is accurate including parking spaces for Aircraft, including the new parking spaces for 4-6 ACS, and 4/160th. 1MB

FS2004 Congo's Canyons Scenery These canyons are situated in the Western Province of Papua New Guinea and presents a great flying challenge to all flight simmers. I hope you enjoy it immensely! David Ricketts. 1.4MB

FS2004 Area 51 Package. Revised Groom lake, Nevada. By Jeff Higgins. 17.5MB

FS2004 Dak To Airfield, Vietnam. A model of Dak To Airfield, the scene of several critical battles during the Vietnam War, including the famous Battle of Dak To in late 1967. Like Khe Sanh, Dak To was one of the most primitive and remote airfields in South Vietnam. Dak To sat astride Highway 512, which ran from Laos right into the heart of the central highlands region of South Vietnam. Gaining control of the central highlands was a key objective in Hanoi's plan to conquer the south. Consequently, Dak To was repeatedly attacked by the enemy during the war. This scenery was designed for FS 2002 but it should work in FS 2004. George Knowles. 162K

FS2004 Saskatchewan Floatplane Bases . Simple floatplane bases to remedy the lack of FS2004 floatplane facilities in Northern Saskatchewan. These files work with both the default scenery and Dwayne Matheson's LOD8 mesh. Lyle Froese. 288K

FS2004 An Khe Airfield and the An Khe "Golf Course" Airfield, Vietnam. This Vietnam scenery includes two airfields: An Khe Airfield and the An Khe "Golf Course" Airfield. An Khe was located at the eastern end of a strategic mountain pass, about midway between Pleiku and Qui Nhon. An Khe Airfield was a US Army facility for fixed wing (prop) aircraft. It had a 4,300' concrete runway. The nearby An Khe "Golf Course" Airfield was a huge helicopter base operated by the 1st Cavalry. Its vast parking area could accommodate several hundred helicopters. Both airfields are a single entry in the FS airport database. The airport code is VVAK. Runway 03/21 is the An Khe airfield and runway 17/35 is the "Golf Course" airfield. George Knowles. 407K

FS2004 Dalat / Camly Airfield, Saigon as it was in 1969. Located in a mountainous region about 100 miles northeast of Saigon, Dalat / Camly was the headquarters of the 362nd Signal Company. The model is intended to replace the default Camly airport in MS Flight Simulator. The default airport has only a single runway, whereas Dalat / Camly airfield had two parallel 4,400' runways in 1969. Also, like most small FS airports, the default airport has no buildings, parking ramps or other details. George Knowles. 297K