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Cuenca Scenery 2009 for FSX, FS2004, FS2002. After many years in development and few months in construction, the "Corporacion Aeroportuaria de Cuenca" has made de additions to the "Mariscal Lamar" Airport in Cuenca. The passengers terminal now can serve around 300 passengers simultaneously; a new building in aluminium and glass design, a panoramic view of the runway and new security services has been added. Installation >> extract the Cuenca 2009 folder to the Addon Scenery in FS, than activate it using the settings >> scenery library >> add area and choose Cuenca 2009 Enjoy the scenery, nice flights PD: after the instalation is complete some Boris Forrero BGL`s files could be added. Adonis Martínez.
Posted Jan 20, 2009 12:09 by Adonis Martinez
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Ants Aussie Airports Vol 6 : NT
8 Photoreal strips near Darwin,Australia
PR scenery blends best with payware FTX
textures. 98% of the 3D objects have
been custom made. Includes Albany Park,
Batchelor, Coomalie Cr, Crab Claw Is,
Delissaville, Dum in Mirrie Is,
Dundee Beach and Emkaytee. Goes great
with Ants Aussie Airports Vol 4 : Darwin
By Anthony Lynch.
Posted Jan 20, 2009 04:53 by Anthony Lynch
6.50Mb (4166 downloads)
Mitsubishi MU-2E Japanese Coast Guard.
New model with full animation, dynamic shine & reflective textures.
Includes a 2D Panel and VC. This is a non-pressurized version of the MU-2
with radars and a sliding door which can be used to drop survival equipment.
Full package for FSX/SP2
By Jean-Pierre Brisard, Bob May, Joe Zerilli ¦ Premier Aircraft Design
Posted Jan 19, 2009 12:33 by bob.may@premaircraft.com
6.61Mb (6831 downloads)
Mitsubishi MU-2K of Saab Technologies.
New model with full animation, dynamic shine & reflective textures.
Includes a 2D Panel and VC with a complete passenger cabin.
Operated by Saab Technologies (formerly Saab Nyge Aero) in support of
the Swedish armed services. The aircraft are mainly used for target
towing and training in electronic warfare.
Full package for FSX/SP2.
By Jean-Pierre Brisard, Bob May, Joe Zerilli ¦ Premier Aircraft Design
Sabb Technologies livery by Marcel Gisel
Posted Jan 19, 2009 12:26 by bob.may@premaircraft.com
8.64Mb (3642 downloads)
Textures only for Team FS KBT's P-3C Orion package. Original model by Daisuke Yamamoto and Hiroaki Kubota
VP-56 "Dragons" is a now inactive squadron based out of Jacksonville NAS.
Required files:
required file
Posted Jan 19, 2009 00:24 by Neal Newbill
0.47Mb (702 downloads)
This is a fictional Sailplane Airport located near
Salton Sea and Borrego Springs, California
ID SSC1 - Salton Sea Soaring Club.
City - Borrego Springs.
State - California
Posted Jan 18, 2009 18:37 by Ken Leamy
3.06Mb (2438 downloads)
Boeing 737-800 Super Mario Bros textures only for the default B737-800.
Posted Jan 18, 2009 11:43 by PJ Pieplow
2.21Mb (5681 downloads)
FSX Waco SRE Aristocrat
The Waco SRE dates from 1940 and was the last of the Waco cabin biplanes. It was luxurious for its time and was known as the Aristocrat. This is a native FSX-Acceleration model based on the paint scheme of a SRE owned by a personal friend. It has the usual animations, .dds textures, reflective glass and a specular shine. The VC features working gauges and animated flight controls. There is a minimal 2D panel. By Paul Clawson
Posted Jan 18, 2009 03:49 by Paul Clawson
8.55Mb (6230 downloads)
FEATURES:
- Pilotable and AI Versions included
- Yard Arm camera view for watching deck operations
- Stable water dynamics / top speed in the low 30's
- custom gauge and depth charge effect (tied to trigger for brakes)
- night textures
. Tested in single and Multiplayer at different realism settings using Acceleration and DX9;
compiled with the FSX SDK for FSX ONLY
*By Bruce Fitzgerald
Posted Jan 17, 2009 15:45 by Bruce Fitzgerald
13.75Mb (5839 downloads)
This is another repaint for the FSX Default 747. The 747s were retired from Continental Airlines Service, but there are the textures for the 747, in old and new. Splash screens included each. By Victor Vu
Posted Jan 17, 2009 15:19 by Victor Vu