FS 2002 Randolph AFB,Texas Scenery Package. This scenery is of Randolph AFB located near San Antonio, Texas. RAFB has great historical significance for the U.S. Air Force. It was built in the early 1930s to fulfill a need for a pilot training facility. Most of the original buildings were designed in the Spanish Colonial Revival style. For many years from the '30s to the '60s it was the main site of the Army Air Corps' (and then Air Force) Aviation Cadet program. It is still active today, with pilot training programs in the Cessna T-37, T-38 Talon, and now the T-6 Texan II. This scenery has been years in the making, with great attention paid to detail, and many of the building textures were taken from digital photography. The night lighting of the base and adjacent cities was designed to be as realistic as possible, especially in the area of street lighting. The landing approach to runways 14 left or right is especially dramatic at night as you fly low over Universal City.By James Shaddox. 23MB

Elmendorf AFB, Anchorage, Alaska. Package For FS2002. This scenery adds a more detailed and accurate depiction of Elmendorf AFB in Anchorage, using satellite photos and personal experiences. Included also is the addition of Bryant AHP, a helicopter airfield at Ft. Richardson (next to Elmendorf) which was also made using satellite photos and personal experiences. These airbases are some of the most active and important in the country. Includes full and acurate night lighting. By Matt Magner. 781K

AFCAD and flightplans for 47 airports in B.C. Many small airports in southern and central British Columbia, neglected by FS2002, come to life with this package. Even if you're not interested in B.C., check out my templates and instructions for making 7 add-on planes, including the DHC2 Beaver, Pitts S-1S, and BushHawk-XP, usable as AI in any flight plan! Step-by-step guide for people unfamiliar with AFCAD and Traffic Tools (both available here) . By Holger Sandmann. 1.5MB

76-m Mesh of B.C.'s Monashee-Selkirk Region New high-resolution mesh of two mountain ranges in south-central British Columbia (N49-51, W117-118.5), from the U.S. border to Revelstoke. Visit the steep valleys and high alpine areas enclosed by Slocan Lake and the Arrow Lakes. Made from 50-m digital elevation data, resampled to LOD9 (76-m). Use as add-on to my LOD7 (306-m) mesh or independently. By Holger Sandmann. 5.1MB

76-m Mesh of B.C.'s Lillooet-Thompson Region 30,000 square km of southwestern British Columbia (N50-51, W120-124) in vivid detail. One of the most spectacular regions of the province: Visit the Fraser and Stein River canyons, Princess Louisa Inlet, and the lakes in the Pemberton area. Made from 50-m digital elevation data, resampled to LOD9 (76-m). Use as add-on to my LOD7 (306-m) mesh or independently. By Holger Sandmann. 5.4MB

Patches for my LOD7/9 Terrain Meshes of BC. Patches (flatten files) for 108 lakes in British Columbia and Southeast Alaska that were either sunken below or raised above the terrain surface due to discrepancies between my add-on LOD7 and LOD9 mesh files and FS2002's default scenery. Also included are flatten files for nine airfields that had problems with sloping terrain or texture "bleeding". By Holger Sandmann. 614K

New 300-m (LOD7) Terrain Mesh of British Columbia and Southeast Alaska. Mid-resolution (300-m) terrain mesh for the entire province of British Columbia (950,000 square km) and the Alaska panhandle southeast of N60 W139. Made from 250m-resolution source data without oversampling. Easy on frame rates and hard drive space. It transforms the rounded mountains of the default terrain mesh into a much more realistic representation of the diverse topography of this beautiful corner of the world. Experience the spectacular scenery between Vancouver and Atlin, Juneau and Fort St. John, and Mount Robson to Clayoquot Sound. Fourteen independent mesh tiles allow you to select the region(s) you like best. Several high-resolution add-on meshes will be uploaded separately. By Holger Sandmann. Part 1 of 4: All areas north of 57 degrees. 6.3MB Part 2 of 4: All areas between 54 and 57 degrees North. 6MB Part 3 of 4: All areas between 51 and 54 degrees North. 5.9MB Part 4 of 4: All areas between 48 and 51 degrees North. 6.5MB

Zia Air Cargo New Mexico Short Routes Package. This package contains an office and ramp areas at 21 New Mexico (and Colo/Az) airport ramp locations for Zia pilots. Each location has a Zia office, ramp lights, ground support equipment, vehicles, and various cargo pieces waiting for you on the ramp. Also has a few other pieces of eye candy. Airport locations include Albuqueruqe, Alamosa, Alamogordo, Carlsbad, Clovis, Demming, Durango, Co., Farmington, Gallup, Hobbs, Las Vegas, NM, Las Cruces, Raton, Roswell, Silver City, Socorro, Springerville, Az., Taos, Telluride, Co., Truth or Consequences, and Tucumcari. Alllocations have night-lighted textures with a start location which can be found using the add on scenery button on your Go To Airport menu. 4.4MB

PeiFix by Richard Ludowise PeiFix.bgl and hyp536208a.bgl are 2 LWM BGLs for FS2002 that will correct the absence of Prince Edward Island in FS2002. 201K

Leeton Airstrip (version 1) - New South Wales - Australia for FS2002 This one is for all of you who like flying without an engine! Leeton airstrip is situated in South West New South Wales and a few kilometers North West of Narrandra. Leeton airstrip is a dirt affair with 6 runways and sits more or less in the middle of a large field that is owned by the Commonwealth government. This strip boasts a small glider club and is also is the home of one or two crop dusters who work the surrounding irrigated rice and fruit farms. The 'river'you can see that runs near the western boundry of the strip is actually the Main Canal which feeds irrigation water from the Murumbidgee River to the Griffith irrigation region.This airport was constructed based on memories, a long phone call with Bill Christie who flies his ultralight from here and also a map supplied by the Leeton Gliding Club. Included is a landclass overlay file especially constructed by Ian Thatcher and a Soundscape file. Copyright: Steve James. 2.3MB