Here is a small airfield that I have updated, the default airstrip had a gravel runway, I changed it to a brick one instead. I have added a tower and a couple of Hangers, a small ranch house, a few vehicles and a fuel station. The airfield is on the Utah-Nevada border north of Wendover,Nv. The airfield was re-designed using AFCAD and the objects were added using Airport Design Editor (ADE). AFCAD can be downloaded from simviation, ADE can be downloaded from www.airportdesigneditor.co.uk. It has been tested in FSX Acceleration and it works fine. all of the objects show up. If you have any comments/suggestions/gripes, send me an email. Happy Flying!!!

This is a scenery update for Estern Sierra Regional airport. Taxiways, runways, aprons, were resized and moved to their real-world locations. Buildings were also moved and adjusted. Satellite images from Google Earth were used for accuracy. Many default scenery objects were placed from the FSX scenery libraries. View Readme file for installation and notes. Compiled using Airport Design Editor.

This package upgrades 522 world wide autogen building textures and changes the entire FSX world. The enhanced autogen has a much more robust and realistic look from the building surface details, the roof details including roof utilities and weather wear, and, it adds an awesome night lighting enhancement to autogen. This package does not require GEX or any other addon to use. This package can be used with FSX default or any addon which calls the default FSX autogen. The night lighting addition will add entire new level of realism to the FSX default night textures or GEX Enhanced USA/Canada and are a great match for our upcoming GEX Europe release. Please note these are only textures for auto-generated houses, buildings, offices, apartments, etc and are not the major city skyscrapers and landmarks.There is absolutely no performance loss -or- performance gain when using these textures which are ONLY for FSX and can not be used in FS9. Happy Holidays from Team GEX to the entire sim community! From Nick Needham and Anthony Vos of Ground Environment X. See update next page!

This scenery package updates Auburn Muniicipal airport in Northern California. Taxiways, runways, aprons, and other aspects of the airport were updated using real satellite images from Google Earth were used for accuracy. Many default scenery objects were placed from the FSX scenery libraries. View Readme file for installation and notes. Compiled using Airport Design Editor.

Updated Version. Better Runway, Assault Strip entrance on both ends, Fire Dept, Parking and Helipads, and Hangers.

Flying J Ranch, Fort Payne, Alabama scenery. Hunting cabins, main lodge, hangers and parked GA aircraft.

FSX Daytona Beach FL redone This is a compilation of my changes to scenery at Daytona Beach, FL and the surrounding area during the past year. This includes Updates to KDAB, Daytona International Speedway, KDED, KOMN and KEVB. It also includes the addition of a seaplane dock at Halifax River landing area 1FD1, Main Street pier, City Island ball park, Ponce Inlet lighthouse with a working beacon, inlet jetties, marinas, and landclass corrections. All FBOs are included at airports as well as the Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Flight Center and Tech Center. This scenery has been tested using Ultimate Terrain X and WOAI.

FS2004/FSX Oscar Cloud v3. Oscar-Clouds is substitute cloud textures for FS2004 and FSX. FSX version includes six types: 128x128, 256x256, 512x512, 1024x1024, 2048x2048, 2048-HD. HD type have a better depth color. FS2004 version includes four sizes: 128x128, 256x256, 512x512, 1024x1024. By Aime Leclercq.

JD Sceneries' rendition of Anson County Airport represents the airport as it looks as of December 2008, with all buildings, hangars, and other structures modeled, in addition to the large "Triangle Brick" factory across the railroad tracks. Look forward to future updates adding more hangars and a full ILS system.

FSX Catalina Island (KTVX), California, USA. Catalina Island, North Island, San Clementa Island. Eye candy for this area By Roy Perkins