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Building Replacements (6) USA etc. FS2002 Scenery. The sixth
set in the series of replacement texture sheets for the Autogen
buildings covers the USA, Canada, Hawaii and most of Central
America. The appearance of the default buildings in the FS2002
landscape is enhanced with a variety of building styles chosen
to make the Autogen scenery more interesting and appealing.
(See also AGBldAfr.zip, AGBldAsi.zip, AGBldAus.zip, AGBldEur.zip
and AGBldLat.zip). Freeware by Gerrish Gray. 1.1MB |
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| FS2002
scenery-Mar del Plata, Argentina Features the airport ,many
landmarks, more roads and photoreal buildings. Adds a detailed
recreation of the city and the famous Casino buildings This
city is Argentina's most popular resort town and main fishing
port. By Jorge Pagano. 2.8MB |
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FS2002,
Maupiti Airport, Maupiti, French Polynesia..............NTTP
By: Bill Melichar Description: This scenery has three airports
on the small island of Maupiti. The main airport is enhanced
with a hut styled terminal, and subdued night lighting, including
the runway. There is a sea plane pier in the bay behind the
airport, complete with boat docks, and sail boats. There is
also a dirt airstrip on the mountain top to challenge the
best Ultralight pilots. Maupiti is the furthest main Society
Island from Tahiti, and is just a short hop from its' sister
island, Bora Bora. 750K
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New Orleans Helicopter Scenery #4 by
C.Young. Every installment is stand alone. This installment
includes three emergency scenes (helicopter crash in Lake Pontchatrain,
vehicle fire in Lafayette park downtown New Orleans, and a gasoline
tanker fire north of Crown Point), West Jefferson Hospital with
two pads, the old Westwego Airport, and an oil platform in Lake
Borne with support helipad at St. John the Baptist Airport.
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Bora Bora Hotels and Town, Island of Bora Bora, French Polynesia
Desciption: This scenery adds on 4 luxury resort hotels, and
the main town of Vaitape in their approximate locations on the
island of Bora Bora. It provides all kinds of eye candy, and
each area also has night lighting. The areas are scattered around
the island, and can be seen nicely by going around the island
in a boat, then exploring them closer by driving around in a
car. I included John de Langristin, since he provided me with
most of the boats, and all of the Bamboo structures to make
this scenery a reality! By: Bill Melichar, and John de Langristin.
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