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FS2000
Scenery of Southern Florida. Highly detailed scenery covers
an area from Key West north to "Alligator Alley" which is
a line made by I 75 from Naples to Ft. Lauderdale. Scenery
by Bob Stellwagen.
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Scenery
for FS2k Hinton, Hants, UK. Using Airport V2-65 I have
created Hinton in the Hedges, A small private airfield in
Northhamptonshire UK. The airfield is mainly used for gliding,
parachute and a skydiving centre. By Paul Roberts. 12K
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MOSCOW . This scenery is for FS2000 only. Includes all major
buidings, time of day and seasonal effects. By Dmitry Olenin.
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Prestwick Scenery version 1.00 This scenery was initially
developed for FS98 however through the BETA relases it was updated
for FS2K (however you are still able to use it with FS98). The
scenery is very accurate and the textures are recongnicable
by those who knows "the real thing", by Pelle F. S. Liljendal.
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California Terrain Mesh Scenery #2. Covers all of the state
of CA. This scenery replaces caterr.zip and fixes the Lake Tahoe
area. Also included is a high resolution file for Yosemite National
Park. By Eddie Denney. 9.2MB |
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AS Airport, (Shemya Island, AK) A highly detailed rendering
of Shemya island l in the Aleutians. The "Black Pearl of the
Aleutians" makes for an excellent fuel stop between Anchorage,
Seattle and Tokyo. Includes static aircraft, radar systems,
many structures and buildings. Seasonal changes occur using
accurate terrain files. Created by Page C. Cline, a one-time
resident of the island. 1.2MB |
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| Ohio
scenery for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2000 featuring 47
highly-detailed mostly-general aviation airports. Rebuilt from
the "ground up" to be compatable with FS2000. This is a replacement
(of these airports) for FS 2000, which were in the Ohio_98 scenery
package for FS98 by the same authors. Extra scenery detail around
Put-In- Bay, custom macros and textures, just as in Ohio_98
scenery. By Ted Kessel and Gary Demos. 3.5MB |
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