FS2002 Scenery Design Macro BELK DEPARTMENT STORE Photo Real! Added dock and fire doors. This is a large store: H42ft, W198ft, S129ft. Fits into your mall project or as a stand alone super department store. Entrance front or back. Roof texture is in your FS2002 textures. FREEWARE ONLY!!! - Jimmy R Martin. 643K

Light - Medium generic Helicopter with good views. Suitable for Augusta 109, S16, Dauphin Etc. File size 411584. D Weinberg,

Galaxy (or any heavy freighter) File size 584266

MD11 panel jumpseat view - reconfigured from an original bitmap by Eelco Poelsma. 758K

FS98 New Haze. Replaces grey edge of sky to something more realistic looking. File size 30k

FS2000 Humberside, UK, provides night lighting and a number of scenery refinements. For FS2000 By Steve Chase. 1.7MB

Kortrijk Wevelgem for FS2002 (Belgium, EBKT) Jan Cuypers. 1.7MB

BEARS OUTPOST BUSH SCENERY FOR MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMULATOR 2002 Welcome to a laid back, downhome friendly place to fly! Bears Outpost, located in Northern Canada, situated on the icy shores of the Yukon Territory, is a small trading/tourist community, accessible only by boat, helicopter, or small aircraft.

Paramount Helicopters Robinson R-22 (OO-KVI). Paramount Helicopters is a Belgian helicopter operator and training school. They use the famous Robinson R-22 for training and aerial work. OO-KVI is not the real immatriculation, however Paramount does have a OO-TVI. The repainting is done by Kristof Van Ingelgom (cfr. KVI). Please read the original readme from Tim Harris, whose helicopter model I used to repaint. 117K

FS98 Panel 1932 "Hall Springfield Bulldog" Air Racer The Bulldog Racer was designed and built by Robert Hall.He had worked for the Granville Brothers and helped them design the famous Gee Bee-Z. After a disagreement with the Granville's,Hall left the group to design his own airplanes.The "Bulldog" was a single place, gull winged airplane to fly in the 1932 Cleveland National Air Races and the Thompson Race.In the Thompson Trophy event competing against the Gee Bee's and three Wedell Williams Racers,the "Bulldog" finished in sixth place.It is speculated that a restricted air inlet kept the plane from showing its true potential.The aircraft was dismantled after the races were over and the engine was returned to Pratt&Whitney. Recommended aircraft(Bull9.zip)by Paul Grubich.Panel by J.L.Stubbs