FSX default FSX Cessna 172 Skyhawk textures for the real world aircraft registered N81ER. By Tom Tiedman

There are 3 parts to this DPRK mesh to download as separate files. ASTER GDEM Version 2 is a 30 metre definition DEM, its better than the version 1 data that ERSDAC, of Japan and NASA originally released, but it does have its limitations. GDEM has been obtained from a satellite that uses stereoscopic infrared scanning cameras, this brings with it problems in the resultant data.....where it sees the tops of trees, buildings etc, as the ground terrain. If you look at the jpg image with the terrain type errors shown as a graph, you will see that the only 'safe' terrain to use this data with - in FSX - is scrubland, or desert terrain. Its hopeless in defining the terrain in places like Europe - with all the artificial structures, (buildings) and different types of woodland, so any mesh I create from this data won't include areas like that....it will be more desert type terrain, and scrubland. I won't be doing Greenland because something about the ice around Greenland, (or any other land mass with ice) it creates false data. It does give enough fine data to reveal railway lines, and some roads though. This mesh has been made for FSX only. Grateful thanks to ERSDAC, and NASA for making this data freely available to the public. ASTER GDEM Copyright (c) 2009 - 2011 Earth Remote Sensing Data Analysis Center (ERSDAC) All rights reserved.

These are some missing files. they really are necessary to complete the experience of flying the aircraft. These are some missing gauges that go on the VC interior that really look cool when you pan around the inside the aircraft. The pics show what the VC is supposed to look like. Email me at vincentf563@msn.com if you see other things I've missed. PLEASE FORGIVE!!! I was rushed, I shortcutted, I missed an opportunity to achieve perfection.

Blend mask images created by "Gunnar Daehling". I have uploaded them to help you guys blend your photoreal scenerys | to the default surrounding land class, the one thing left out by most photoreal developers! The resalt is well worth it, and it is a simple thing to do. Resized to match your mask images(ONLY THE ONES THAT BOARDER WITH THE DEFAULT TERRIAN), copy the resized blend mask and past it as a new layer to your mask images(not the visable images you are using as your photoreal). I think if you know how to make photoreal scenery you should know what to do with these images!

Douglas DC-3 Argentina Air force Textures. Represents the Armada Argentina Almacenaded In Cabo De Hornos

This is the new livery for the Virtual Airline FS Open for the King Air 350. Based in Birmingham in the UK FSOpen Virtual Airlines operate flights all over the globe. Visit us at fsopen.co.uk

CFS2 Airbase -"Aloha Station" Simple airfield off the coast of Hawaii for government and civil operations. Great for fighter jets with 2 helo pads at one end. Long enough runway for commercial jets, but you had better be a good pilot because you can't pull out once you start to land! LOL Lighted runway with security floods along the runway . Static Beechcraft and jet trainer.........and people! Great mountains in the distance if you have Hawaii scenery installed. By Michael Carr. 798K

GZR_Rochford Version 1.0 GZR_Rochford is a CFS2 scenery in the same exact location as Rochford was in CFS1. It features night lighting, Revolving Search Light (visable only at night) and over hundreds trees. (Actually lost count.) Refueling is available protected by a artillary crew and gun. By Richard Charlebois AKA:- "GZR_Frenchy/Frenchy 335th". 952K

CFS2 F-4C Phantom II of the USAF. This is a completely re-textured version of Michael Gurezka's Phantom, giving the aircraft some "wear and tear." Markings represent an F-4C of the Air Defense Weapons Center at Tyndall AFB, FL. in the early 1970's. Textures only. You will need f-4.zip or one of the other CFS2 F-4B's I've done (above) . Marc Czygan. 773K

CFS2 Bell P400 Airacobra Mk.I Ser.35 (AH679) Soviet, spring 1942 Textures only. Painted over The P39D Model (here if required) By Evan G. Butterbrodt. 1.7MB