This new design replaces my previous Brandis - Germany" CFS1 scenery and uses accurate elevation to CFS world. Between July 1944 - April 1945, Brandis was home of I./JG400 unit . After August 1944 also EK16 unit. Both equipped with the ME-163 Komet.

The airfield of Dessau is the former Junkers company airport. This airport was officially opened in 1926. The new airport got a beton runway from the beginning. Until 1945 this airfield became the Junkers company airport, but it was also used by Lufthansa for commercial flights and by amateur pilots during these years. Most buildings were destroyed already during WWII or at least during the initial years following WWII. Only a few items are left today. This scenery places Runway, AFD menu entry, NDB beacon frequency, buildings, fields, trees, ground vehicles, static planes, searchlights and more to the wartime Dessau airfield. I have added a section of Elba and Mulde rivers and downtown buildings in Dessau area.

The new design replaces my previous "Rostock - Laage" CFS1 scenery, and uses accurate elevation to CFS world. The airport Rostock - Laage is located in the North of East Germany near the Baltic Sea.

The new design replaces my previous "Schwerin - Parchim" scenery and uses accurate elevation to CFS world, I took some current time objects and replace them with others wartime (1939-45) objects. The airport Schwerin-Parchim is located to west from Parchim on Mecklenburg - Germany. In 1943 was built the concrete surface runway 07/25 and in 1944 was stationed a unit of jet fighters Me-262.

The "Berlin-Gatow" scenery show a detailed depiction of the german airport of Gatow, located near Berlin dowtown, during WWII. I include static Junkers Ju-52/3m and Fiesler 156 Storch. The scenery also shows searchlights placed on lookout towers and refuel area with moving fuel truck.

Berlin - Tempelhof Scenery (THF) FOR Combat Flight Simulator I. Adaptation of Original Macros of FS98 Scenery of airport Berlin-Tempelhof to be used with Microsoft CFS I. Version 2. 08-01-08 © Edmundo Abad, January 2008 Santiago- Chile

The "Rangdorf" scenery is totally fictional, but is an effort to represent the airport like it (may) have looked like in WWII days. Shows the current airfields layer took from the real maps and a supposed buildings distribution just as a German Airfield during WWII. This scenery places Runway, AFD menu entry, NDB beacon frequency, buildings, fields, trees, ground vehicles, static planes, active gastruck, searchlights and more to the airfield of Rangdorf - Germany.

Second Edition of Finnish Air Force Bf 109, depicting correct "-G" model. Also more detailed textures than my earlier version. By Winslow33 or the 67th Special Ops. at http://www.67specialoperations.webs.com/

CFS1 Supermarine Type 224 Designed in 1930 by R.J.Mitchell to government specification F.7/30. The type 224 was a prelude to Mitchell's masterpiece the Spitfire. The type 224 used experiences gained from the development of the successful Schneider Trophy seaplanes. The type 224 was first flown on 19th February 1934, but its performance wasn't as good as was expected. The steam cooling for the Goshawk engine was not a success and was deemed to be vulnerable in combat. The Type 224 failed to live up to expectations and ended its days as a gunnery target. Les Stone

CFS1 AAC Fleet of library ships. Nine ships made with CFS1 "library.bgl" objects. Need water class list to be on hard surface to "float" and Tail Gunner (TG2) to defend themselves and "return fire". Ships all have original sounds, panels, AIR (SEA?) ,and DP files with never seen before special effects. Made for Allied Air Corp games by Guy Gauvreau, a.k.a. Hubbabubba, and now up for grab by all. Have fun and enjoy!