SHEN PHILIPPI CFS2 artificial DEM scenery by Bill Beck ( billzemail@yahoo.com ) A fictitious country with a surprising number of airfields in a small region. Placed in what is the Philippines, Shen Philippi features bold cliffs, deep valleys, several volcanoes, and quaint fishing villages. There are a number of small dirt airfields, one larger airport, and a floatplane seabase with refueling. This is an extensive area, all custom shaped, so explore and enjoy. Requires ASD textures (available at simviation) for macros. Macros by Martin Wright, Ralf Triebel, Robert Waskiewicz, Daniel Hamblin, and John de Langristin. 1.6MB

CFS2 Scenery - Japan 1941 ver 3.0" by Yoshi. 344K

CFS2 Coast Europe CFS2 has no flattening of the coastal areas. This creates mesh problems, as the coastal water will not always be at elevation 0. These BGLs will correct that problem for the European Theatre. Areas include all of Europe, Greenland, Iceland, North Africa, and Western Russia. Install as a normal scenery folder via the Scenery Library. They should be placed later ( higher ), than mesh files in the Library. CFS2CoastEur.zip by Richard Ludowise. 2.6MB

CFS2 Coast Pacific CFS2 has no flattening of the coastal areas. This creates mesh problems, as the coastal water will not always be at elevation 0. These BGLs will correct that problem for the Pacific Theatre. Areas include Hawaii, Japan, Austrailia, New Zealand, the Western Pacific islands, and SE Asia. Install as a normal scenery folder via the Scenery Library. They should be placed later ( higher ), than mesh files in the Library. CFS2CoastPac.zip by Richard Ludowise. 3.5MB

CFS2 'Ice Station Alpha' Antarctic Bases set scenery. Set scenery density to at least 'normal' to get static aircraft to appear. With scenery at 'very dense' you might be able to find an 'Easter Egg' ....To find the scenery in your list, search for 'ice'. By Mike Dews for ALPHA Simulations. By Mike Dews for Alpha Simulations. 500K

CFS2 RAF Chivenor Scenery. - A Potted History. RAF chivenor is situated 4.5 miles west of Barnstaple, N.Devon, England. The station opened in 1935 as a civil field. In 1940 it was aquired by the WD and was used by Coastal Command during WW2 and after. In 1980 63 Squadron No. 2 TWU with the Hawk T Mk 1a moved to Chivenor. Towards the end of 1991 No. 2 TWU Hawks were repainted black before moving to RAF Valley. Fixed wing flying ceased at Chivenor in 1994. As the Hawks in this version are painted grey it places the date as pre-1991 but no specific year. There must be an excersise in progress in the Western Approaches as the resident Hawks have been joined by a few 'visitors'. By Mike Dews for Alpha Simulations. 2.7MB

FS2002/ CFS2 RNAS Yeovilton scenery. HMS Heron is located near Yeovil, Somerset consisting of 1,000 acres of airfield sites plus ranges and minor estates. Royal Naval Air Station (RNAS 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

CFS2/FS2002 RAF St Mawgan circ. 1978(ish) Scenery. 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

CFS2/FS2002 RAF Waddington 1939 Era scenery. By Mike Dews for ALPHA SIMULATIONS. 2.9MB

CFS2 / FS2002 RAF Marham Coldwar Era Scenery. Post World War II the airfield was home to RAF units operating the Boeing Washington aircraft, the Vickers Valiant and Handley Page Victor. The station is also one of the few large enough for the operation of the Boeing B-52 and a number of these aircraft visited on exercise in the 1970s and 1980s. During 1977 24 Hardened Aircraft Shelters were constructed to house future strike aircraft, which would eventually see the arrival of the Panavia Tornado in 1982. No. 138 Expeditionary Air Wing (EAW) formed at Marham on 1 April 2006 encompassing most of the non-formed unit personnel on station. The EAW does not include the flying units at the station. The current Station Commander is dual-hatted; as the commander of the Wing and Station.By Mike Dews for ALPHA SIMULATIONS. 1.9MB