CFS2/FS2002 RAF St Mawgan circ. 1978(ish) Scenery. The scenery represents St Mawgan as it was around 1978 when 42 Sqn were resident with their Nimrods and myself and family took our first holiday at Trevarrian. A little license has had to be used as photos and info about the base are virtually non-existent ( due to the US presence no doubt), much came from my own photos. For instance the Air Ambulance probably came a little later but I like it and the Nimrod hangar is where I think it is but may not be exact. Most of the buildings are MoD type but not necessarily to be found at St Mawgan. By Mike Dews for ALPHA SIMULATIONS. 3.9MB

CFS2/FS2002 RAF Waddington 1939 Era scenery. By Mike Dews for ALPHA SIMULATIONS. 2.9MB

CFS2 / FS2002 RAF Marham Coldwar Era Scenery. Post World War II the airfield was home to RAF units operating the Boeing Washington aircraft, the Vickers Valiant and Handley Page Victor. The station is also one of the few large enough for the operation of the Boeing B-52 and a number of these aircraft visited on exercise in the 1970s and 1980s. During 1977 24 Hardened Aircraft Shelters were constructed to house future strike aircraft, which would eventually see the arrival of the Panavia Tornado in 1982. No. 138 Expeditionary Air Wing (EAW) formed at Marham on 1 April 2006 encompassing most of the non-formed unit personnel on station. The EAW does not include the flying units at the station. The current Station Commander is dual-hatted; as the commander of the Wing and Station.By Mike Dews for ALPHA SIMULATIONS. 1.9MB

CFS2 UH-1C AI Upgrade Pack For UH-1C AI This upgrade pack for the UH-1C AI Huey removes the lower two of the four MA-2 machineguns from the MDL file to facilitate the adding of the wep-rocket_25 and wep_rocket_pod to the lower side of the pylons via the new DP file. The result is the UH-1C AI with selectable payloads of either GUNS ONLY or ROCKET PODS. These rocket pods enable the AI to deliver multiple rockets to the target on a single pass, while retaining two MA-2 machineguns. By Tom Sanford, Tango_Romeo Tom Sanford, Fox Four Design Group. 163K

CFS2 SeaKing M48 - AI only. This is a SeaKing AI for use in CFS2 MB for the Vietnam period.. To install simply unzip the download file and place the SeaKing_AI folder in your CFS2/Aircraft folder. The AI has a minimum speed of 60, should be set to cruise at 65 and max speed is 70. Below 60 she will stallout. This project was developed from the original source file by Frans Vranken , textures by Jim Jacobson and flight dynamics on the original concept by Doug Attrell. This is freeware and subject to all the normal conditions. Tom Sanford, Tango_RomeoFox Four Design Group. 275K

CFS2 AI Bell UH1-C Gunship helicopter. This is a special AI ONLY version of the Bell UH1-C Gunship helicopter of the 1st Air Cav created for CFS2 Vietnam War missions & campaigns. Tom Sanford, Tango_Romeo, Fox Four Design Group. 416K

CFS2 AI Bell UH1-D Gunship helicopter. This is a special AI ONLY version of the Bell UH1-D Gunship helicopter of the 1st Air Cav created for CFS2 Vietnam War missions & campaigns. Tom Sanford, Tango_Romeo, Fox Four Design Group. 518K

CFS2 New Grass Textures. Translucent and Transparent Grass Textures for Steve McClelland's Far East Scenery Package and Williamtown RAAF Scenery, but they can be used in any scenery package by simply renaming the files appropriately. These were created by Kelticheart for the purpose of 'blending' the airfields in older non-GSL scenery into the parent scenery more effectively. I am just doing the posting on these with Kelti's blessing. Tom Sanford. 431K

CFS2 RAAF Williamtown Base, Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia Scenery. This was the homebase of the Australian CA-27 Avon Sabre, but can be used for all sorts of activity. The base is complete with infrastructure, including night lighting, NDB beacon and refueling points. By Tom Sanford, Fox Four. http://www.simviation.com/lair/cfs2korea.htm. 105K

CFS2 Western Canada Scenery (Revised) I have revised my Western Canada scenery, with the help of Tony Pleasants, so that the airports are set up more like they were in real life. These airports are in the western part of the country and cover the provinces British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Kelvin (Canada_flyer0) Stonehouse. 18.1MB