FS2000 Edinburgh International Airport Version2 Scenery for Edinburgh International Airport, UK, includes corrected ILS & hills.More static aircraft and trucks. Night lighting and illumination of buildings,aprons,car parks and all statics.Improved taxiway lighting and realigned main runway. 1.5MB

Davis Oregon Scenery for FS2000 by Richard Goldstein. Davis is a small airstrip 1 Km south of Gates, Oregon. I chose the area because it had an interesting mix of natural features. In order to appreciate this scenery at its best, you will need to download and install Lennart Arvidsson's superb 'Replacement textures for FS 2000'.(here) Without these files the airport texture will not match as well as intended. This scenery also works best with Eddie Denney's 'Oregon' mesh elevation scenery. Although the Davis scenery works without it, the added relief of Eddie's mesh serves as a platform for the tree formations. 273K

RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA TERRAIN MESH This FS2000 terrain mesh, at 30 meters horizontal resolution, is centered near Riverside, California, USA. Major portions of Riverside, Orange and San Bernardino counties are included in this elevated scenery. Fertile river valleys, low deserts, mountains, foothills, rolling plains, and lakes are all here. By Orlando Sotomayor. 5.7MB

"GRIZZLY LAKES" upgrade to FS2000 FIVE Bush Pilot FS98 scenery areas upgraded to FS2000 format with the use of the Flatten Switch command. Enjoy more trees, wildlife, and larger scenery areas with challengeing approaches. All files needed are encluded along with special installation instructions. BY: Ken Nelson. 906K

Moosehead Lake, Alaska! Moosehead lies about 130 miles from Valdez and contains both land and seaplane runways. It's a tight little scenery for both landings and departures and gives you a feel of really being out in the "sticks". Critters are roaming around again, so be careful!!! This scenery is especially colorful in the fall. Drop in soon, we're waiting for you! Scenery by Don Moser/ Alaska By Don. 343K

North Cascades V1.0 High-Density Mountain Scenery for FS2000 by Richard Goldstein. After spending several weeks in Washington last Spring I decided it might be a good place to create some high density mountain scenery. Here it is. A quiet fishing and thinking area (with a convenient dirt strip) in the North Cascade mountains in WA. The priority is trees, trees, trees and an attempt at natural beauty. This scenery works best with Eddie Denney's Washington State mesh elevation scenery which is available from Avsim, Simviation etc. It works without it, but it ain't the same. Be warned that the scenery is very dense, and there are NO scenery complexity settings, so it's full-out or nothing. On a 650Mhz with 192 meg memory I get framerates in the mid-teens. 316K

FS98/FS2000 Curacao Hato Airport TNCC V3.1 This scenery features a detailed version of the International Airport of the Island of Curacao, HATO aka "Dr. Albert Plesman". It includes detailed and accurate buildings, runwaytextures, taxiway signs & lining, parking positions which have working marshallers who guide you how to park your plane. This new version has been totally re-designed with help of a local ALM Pilot to make it as accurate as possible. V3.1 is made compatible with FS2000. By Marcel Ritzema. 209K

Airport of Bordeaux Mérignac (LFBD) for FS2000 Version 1.0 23/09/2000 Located in south-west of France, it is one of the most important aeroport of the country. This scenery is not conform to reality but provides better look to the default scenery of Fs2k. You need it just to wait one scenery more close to reality. By Renaud EMONT. 409K

LAS VEGAS AREA TERRAIN MESH This FS2000 terrain mesh, at 30 meters horizontal resolution, covers the southern tip of Nevada, USA, and includes the city of Las Vegas. The territory spans deserts and sand dunes, lakes, snow-capped mountains, canyon-forming rivers, sunshine over 325 days a year and the neon lights of the "Entertainment Capital of the World". By Orlando Sotomayor. 4.2MB

FS2k Scenery/ White Waltham, UK, Created with Airport v2 60, author Paul Roberts. 196K