FS2004 Suwannee County Airport Live Oak, Florida (AFCAD File). This particular file includes the textures for Suwannee County's Public Airport -24J. After seeing that FS2004 dosen't have the things 24J got 3 years ago, I set out to fix this problem. After 28 hours of brutal research and time spent on this product, I am glad to finally be able to get it out to the public. This update includes 12 parking spots on 24J apron, a added taxiway that reaches out to runway 7 that was cemented in 4 years ago, VASI lights which were put in last year, and several smaller details. Alex Melia. 10K

FS2004 New Taxiway Textures. This a new set of two taxiway textures (asphalt & concrete) for fs2004 which will add a greater amount of of detail than the defualt ones. Now you will be able to see cracks and other wear and tear like you would see in the real world. Pedro A. 878K

FS2004 New Environmental Map. This is a new envmap bmp file for fs2004 which will add a greater illusion of clouds and ground textures reflecting on the various reflective textures in fs2004 unlike the default envmap which to me only seemed to be reflecting the ground only. By Pedro Padilla. 18K

FS2004 Four Military Airfields in Yorkshire, UK. RAF Topcliffe, RAF Linton-on-Ouse, RAF Dishforth, RAF Church Fenton. Each airfield has realistically modelled RAF World War 2 buildings, including; Officers mess, MT Section, Workshops, Barrack blocks, Hangers, Towers, Station HQ, Guard house, and many more. Also in the package are 2 simple AI flightplans for both Church Fenton and Linton-on-Ouse. Extra Aircraft will be required, and are explained in the extensive documentation. UKSD Team. 8.9MB (see update here)

FS2004 Iceland 7.0 Build Special thanks to Sveinbjorn Olafsson and Gunnar Ingi Briem for all information!! This version has: All larger airfields from version 6.5 All smaller airfields on Iceland with artistic scenery objects completely new The scenery works on the standard base scenery with FS2004. Rick Schuitemaker. 2.4MB

FS2004 Himalayas LOD9 Base Mesh - Southcenter Detailed terrain mesh of N26°-32° E82°-90° based on Shuttle Radar (SRTM) data but with many of the void areas filled with elevation models generated from topographic maps by Jonathan de Ferranti. The "LOD9 base mesh" series covers all of the Himalayas and the additional LOD10 "Himalayan Peaks" series prominent mountains and ridges. Compiled for FS by Holger Sandmann. Compatible with FS2002. 92.4MB

FS2004 Himalayas LOD9 Base Mesh - Southeast Detailed terrain mesh of N26°-32° E90°-98° based on Shuttle Radar (SRTM) data but with many of the void areas filled with elevation models generated from topographic maps by Jonathan de Ferranti. The "LOD9 base mesh" series covers all of the Himalayas and the additional LOD10 "Himalayan Peaks" series prominent mountains and ridges. Compiled for FS by Holger Sandmann. Compatible with FS2002. 73.5MB

FS2004 Mount Everest photoreal textures About 6,000 square kms of photoreal textures featuring Mt. Everest and several neighboring peaks. Based on a Landsat 7 ETM 15-m image taken in October 2000. The textures aren't very detailed and I did not add autogen, water or seasons. Yet, IMO the photoreal textures highlight the grandiose alpine features quite well. Designed as an optional add-on for fs_him_01.zip. By Holger Sandmann. 77.5MB

FS2004 Himalayan Peaks LOD10 Mesh - MtEverest Highly detailed mesh based on Shuttle Radar (SRTM) data but with many of the void areas filled with elevation models generated from topographic maps by Jonathan de Ferranti. The "Himalayan Peaks" series contains LOD10 terrain mesh of prominent peaks and ridges. There will also be a LOD9 "base mesh" series of the Himalayas. Compiled for FS by Holger Sandmann. Fully compatible with FS2002. 53MB

FS2004 Alicante - "El Altet" Airport LEAL2006. This is the rendition of the Alicante's airport, in the Costa Blanca, a very busy airport in holidays season mainly with charter flights. At the moment at the real airport some modifications are being done (modified parking slots, a provisional ampliation of the terminal,...), those changes have been reflected in this scenery. Miguel Perezsoria. 9.8MB