FS2004 RAF Lyneham scenery. RAF Lyneham has been the home of United Kingdom military air transport operations since March 1943. The purchase of the Hercules fleet in the late '60s has lead to this station becoming the centre of excellence for tactical air transport. By Mike Dews for ALPHA SIMULATIONS. 2MB

FS2004 RAF Leconfield scenery. The former Royal Air Force Station Leconfield, more commonly known as RAF Leconfield, or 'Leconfield Camp' was a Royal Air Force airbase in Leconfield (near Beverley), East Riding of Yorkshire, England. The site is now used by the MoD Defence School of Transport. By Mike Dews for ALPHA SIMULATIONS. 4MB

FS2004 RAF / USAF Upper Heyford, UK scenery. Established as an RFC aerodrome in 1915, the site eventually became an RAF bomber station in the 1920's and 30's, with the veritable Handley-Page Hampden Bomber equipping the 16th Operational Training Unit (OTU) in 1940. Not long after WWII, the USAF leased the air base from the Ministry Of Defense as part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) alliance. In 1952, the USAF's Startegic Air Command (SAC) B-47 bomber aircraft arrived and stayed until 1965. The 66th Tactical Reconnaisance Wing (TRW) took up residence with the RF-101C "Voodoo" until 1969. By the mid-1970's, the F-100's of the 20th Tactical Fighter Wing (TFW) arrived and were replaced soon after by the F-111E, "Aardvark". The US drawdown brought a close to US occupancy and operations at the air base in 1994, at which time the site was returned to the Ministry Of Defense. Set scenery density to very high to get static aircraft to appear. By Mike Dews for ALPHA SIMULATIONS. 1.5MB

FS2004 RAF Binbrook , UK. RAF Binbrook opened in early 1940, base to 142 Bomber Sqn, with 12 Sqn from Finningley in early July 1940. After WWII Binbrook hosted the Canberra, the RAF's first jet bomber and later transfered to Figher Command in 1960, hosting sqns flying the Gloucester Javelin and the the English Electric Lightning. Set scenery density to very high to get static aircraft to appear. By Mike Dews for ALPHA SIMULATIONS. 1.4MB

FS2004 RNAS Yeovilton scenery. It is home to Royal Navy (RN) Lynx Helicopters and RN Commando Helicopter Force. RNAS Yeovilton operates over 100 aircraft in four different categories and is manned by around 1675 service and 2000 civilian personnel including MoD employees and permanent contractors. By Mike Dews for ALPHA SIMULATIONS. 1.7MB

FS2004 RAF St Mawgan scenery. RAF St Mawgan circ. 1978(ish). 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

FS2004 Tonopah Test Range scenery. Tonopah Test Range, also known as Area 52, is a military installation located about 30 miles southeast of Tonopah, Nevada. It is part of the northern fringe of the Nellis Range and is inaccessible to the public. The hangars and tower in this scenery are modelled closely on the prototype but are not intended to be architectural replicas. The remaining buildings are types which can be found on many US military airfields but not necessarily at TTR. In the interest of " flyability " some features have been ommitted.By Mike Dews for ALPHA SIMULATIONS. 2.5MB

FS2004 WW1 'Western Front' Scenery. World War 1 Scenery of the Western front, Europe. Includes AI aircraft. By Mike Dews and Bob Baum for ALPHASIM. 4.4MB

FS2004 Bell Helicopters' Auxillary practice runway located in Hurst, Texas (No longer exists). I have taken a few liberties and modified it a bit to make it a regular helicopter airport. It can also accomodate STOL aircraft (cessna's, ultralites, etc.). The only thing I have not been able to get rid of are a few trees and brush but it adds to the antiquity of the airport. 3K

FS2004 RAF/USAF Fairford AFB , UK. Because of the complexity of the various static aircraft, they may reduce the frame rates to an unacceptable level on all but the fastest of systems. If this should occur on your system simply 'Delete' the appropriate static aircraft bgl file from the RAF Fairford\Scenery folder. Also if you wish to add AI aircraft delete the file as static aircraft may prevent your AI aircraft from moving. By Mike Dews for Alpha Simulations. 3.1MB