CFS Scenery Add-On "Magdeburg" The "Magdeburg" scenery is totally fictional but attempt to show a detailed depiction of the german airport of Magdeburg during WWII. All information are took through the net, from the Magdeburg scenery for FS98 created by Thomas P. Vannauer, current aerial photos and DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung GmbH flugplatkarte, for represent a wartime style of this relatively small airport in the Saxony-Anhalt region. Due to problem with the CFS ground level and slopes, the scenery is not placed in the true place of the real airfield. Today this airport has a asphalt runway, and I don't know if this was operated by the Luftwaffe in the WWII. But is a good fictional complement to other sceneries of this region. I include static Junkers Ju-52/3m, Messerschmitt ME-262a, FW-190, searchlights and refuel area with moving fuel truck. By Edmundo Abad. 791K

CFS Scenery Add-On "Regensburg_Straubing" for Combat Flight Simulator 1 © Edmundo Abad. The "Regensburg_Straubing" scenery is totally fictional but attempt to show a detailed depiction of the two little german airports of Regensburg and Straubing during WWII. All information are took through the net, from the Regensburg and Straubing scenery for FS98, for represent a wartime style of this German airports located on Bavaria region. Due to problem with the CFS ground level and slopes, the scenery is not placed in the true place of the real airfields. I don't know if this airfields was operated by the Luftwaffe in the WWII. But is a good fictional complement to my other sceneries of South Germany region. I include static Fw-190, Messerschmitt Me-262, Fiesler 156 Storch, Junkers Ju-52/3m, FW-44 Stieglitz and refuel area with moving fuel truck. 568K

CFS1 New Coast Textures: Modified CFS1 coastal textures featuring waves breaking, a sandy foreshore and realistic beaches. Looks much more lifelike than the placid looking default coastline. The sand and salt water will not harm your PC. Arno Brooks. 2.1MB

CFS1 Fliegerhorst Alhorn, WW II Luftwaffe bomber base. Scenery addon for CFS 1 created by Wolfgang Grünewald. 1.1MB

CFS1 USS Spruance Modern aircraft carrier with 2 battle ships and 6 destroyer escorts.Located 49 miles northeast of Calais in the North Sea.Carrier is landable and has night lights. Macros and textures by Dan Geis and Rafael Garcia Sanchez. Built with Airport 2.60. By David Sumners aka Ddave. 149K

CFS1 Etaples airfield updated Version 3.0. New texture files make this a stand alone scenery. No need for texture file add ons. Stock runway with added runway lights with extensive ramps,hangers, night lighting and auxillary airfield and naval yard on nearby bay. This scenery was built using Airport 2.60. By David Sumners aka Ddave. 1.2MB

CFS Guines Airfield update Ver.3.0 Two runways and some night lights.Live action featuring exploding flak that kills,fire and smoke,firing AA guns,and search lights.Action macros by Martin "Wizard" Wright.Built with Airport 2.60 and CFS scenery editor. By David Sumners aka Ddave. 1.2MB

CFS add on scenery. Staplehurst updated Ver. 3.0 New texture files make this a stand alone scenery. No need for texture file add ons. USAAF station 413 in Kent, home of the 363rd FG of the 9th USAAF.Located south of West Malling UK,this was a P-51 base south of London. Standard USAAF "A" shaped airfield,also has modern ILS system. This scenery was built using Airport 2.60. By David Sumners aka Ddave. 845K

CFS Scenery Add-On "Chemnitz-Jahnsdorf" The "Chemnitz-Jahnsdorf" scenery is roughly fictional but attempt to show a detailed depiction of the little german airport of Chemnitz during WWII. I am only based on current aerial photos and FS98 Chemnitz scenery. All information are took through the net, from the Chemnitz scenery for FS98 created by Thomas P. Vannauer,for represent a wartime style of this German airport located on Saxon region. I include static Fiesler 156 Storch, FW-189, Ju 52/3m and refuel area with moving fuel truck. © Edmundo Abad./ 197K

CFS Scenery Add-On "Wurzburg" The "Wurzburg" scenery is roughly fictional but attempt to show a detailed depiction of the little german airport of Wurzburg during WWII. © Edmundo Abad. 262K