Dusseldorf-City MSFS Scenery. This is ongoing work to convert Dusseldorf City into Photogrammetry city in Microsoft Flight Simulator by importing 3D models from Google Maps or custom made.

This is (Halsey Field) in San Diego, California, USA. This airport is not in the base game (nothing but flat ground) and is an active airfield in FSEconomy and real life. I tried to keep as accurate as possible with all runways, approach lights and PAPI, taxiways, line paintings, communications frequencies, and aprons. All taxiway signs are included and there is plenty of parking as well. It is very close to KSAN and has a great view of the San Diego skyline. Further updates see https://www.nexusmods.com/microsoftflightsimulator/mods/39?tab=description

This addon currently contains around 1000 landscape fixes, 175 unique structures around Reykjavik and other areas of Iceland, and brings tree coverage to within a few percent of real life. The tree coverage fixes were based on a map that shows tree coverage of the country. The structures cover iconic and VFR landmarks such as Hallgrimskirkja, Harpa, and the DC3 crash site along with many other buildings within Reykjavik and the rest of Iceland to bring it to life. More fixes and structures will be added with every update! All model attributions are available in the download file. Current list of structures includes the following and more: Reykjavík Cathedral, Harpa concert hall, Brautarholtskirkja, and the dc3 crash site, Hallgrímskirkja, Fríkirkjan í Reykjavík, Landakotskirkja, The National Hospital, Reykjavik junior college, The House Cabinet, Reykjavík Art Museum Hafnarhús, Radisson Blu 1919 Hotel, Radisson Blu Saga Hotel, Hljómskálinn, the theater at Vonarstræti 3, and the old school at Laekjargata 14, City Hall, harbor lighthouses, Perlan, Police HQ, pond bridge,Höfðatorg, Kjarvalsstadir Art Museum, the National Center for Cultural Heritage,Hofdi, the National Museum of Iceland, Gamla Bio, the National Library, the Volcano Museum in Stykkishólmur, and the Hellissandur longwave radio mast.

This mod includes an update to the area around Atlantic City, New Jersey. It includes several models of buildings imported from Google Maps to recreate a scale model of the Atlantic City skyline. Now complete with Night Lighting! These models were imported using RenderDoc and MapImportTool into Blender where they were isolated, cleaned up, baked, and exported as models in the simlulator. Google Maps data is used in compliance with Fair Use guidelines. This mod also makes use of some preexisting generic models to recreate some buildings of less importance. To use this package, copy the unzipped folder into the Community folder in your Microsoft Flight Simulator installation directory.

Davidson Airstrip is located on the southernmost end of Amber Lake. The airstrip has been completely rebuilt from the ground up, fixing the runway elevation issue and adding a mud/dirt runway texture. A number of the lakes and ponds surrounding Amber Lake now have a water surface defined and have been flattened to allow for future float plane operations. Several docks have also been placed around Amber and a few other lakes and ponds, as well as some water overlay issues fixed in the vicinity of the airport. Tree placement has also been redone at the airstrip for greater accuracy. -- Scenery by Chris Britton (Rotornut44) of Emerald Scenery Deign. Originally created for gotbush.org.

**This is a stand-alone update. Completely remove any old versions of this scenery to avoid conflicts!** -- This scenery overhauls the vicinity of Snowflake Lake and the nearby unlisted airstrip. Snowflake Lake is located 4.8NM North of the Talkeetna, Alaska Airport (PATK). Lat: 62.402482° Long: -150.087522° -- Improvements include: The overhaul of tree placement surrounding the lake(s) and airstrip (Trees previously choked out the airstrip). The addition of water to Snowflake Lake and it's surrounding lakes & ponds. -- Scenery by Chris Britton (Rotornut44) of Emerald Scenery Deign. Originally created for gotbush.org.

This scenery brings a much needed makeover to Kantishna Airport. In stock MSFS, the runway was unrealistically displayed on a ridge, an anomaly is the scenery. This scenery package fixes that by completely rebuilding the airport from the ground up. Airport elevations have been corrected along with a custom texture for the gravel runway and parking area. Some fixes were also made to the river near the airport, excluding the water that covered areas that it shouldn't, such as areas of forest and sandbars. -- Scenery by Chris Britton (Rotornut44) of Emerald Scenery Deign. Originally created for gotbush.org.

**This is a stand-alone update. Completely remove any old versions of this scenery to avoid conflicts!** -- Talkeetna has been rebuilt from the ground up with custom textures for the runway, aprons and gravel areas. Tree placement in the vicinity of the airport has also been completely redone, now exposing the marsh area to the east of the airport, as it should be. The scenery utilizes mostly default models, but does include some custom models, with plans for more in future updates. -- Scenery by Chris Britton (Rotornut44) of Emerald Scenery Deign. Originally created for gotbush.org.

This scenery work compliments the approach into PHOG where Hawaii's last operating Sugar Mill is a prominent landmark 1.5 nm from the runway. There is visual approach named after it - "Smoke Stack" approach for Rwy 2. The Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Company mill stopped operating in December 2016 ending its 130 year life and with that Hawaiis sugar industry. This scenery brings it back to life for P3D V3 and V4 (earlier version and FSX should be fine) complete with steam and smoke effects in "cane crushing" season. As a Hawaiian Airline pilot stated - he had a lot of good time "crossing the mill" stabilized at 500ft on finals to PHOG Kahului, Maui.

MSFS Merril C. Meigs Field (KCGX). No need to explain the nostalgic importance of this airfield... Remember those good old days again with this full recreation of Meigs Field! Take off again from runway 36 and see the sights of Chicago in the background, just like 20 years ago ;) Or simply enjoy this magnificent field to plan your trips around Chicago. GuillermoZS