Hi
I apologise if this is posted in the wrong forum.
Our scenery design group Airfield Construction Group (ACG) has been working over the last year on a full scratch built rendition of Duxford for both FS9 and FSX. It is not yet finished so is not available for download but I have posted some screenshots, I hope you enjoy them.
So, WELCOME TO DUXFORD. Some of you may recognise the main gate area:
Here’s the magnificent Air Space Museum:
One of the big challenges was to build static aircraft objects.
the large expanse of buildings on the north side of the airfield that is not open to the public:
Joe’s Café and the Bloodhound missile close to the site of the hangar that was blown up (allegedly without permission) in the 1966 film The Battle of Britain:
Here’s the Staff Entrance gate:
The Focus of any period airfield the Watch Office (Control Tower)
The DH Rapide is an AI model that operates from the grass:
The American Airpower Museum is a fantastic building but was quite a challenge to get right
Here’s the Land Warfare Hall with it's AVRE Centurion tank outside:
Our own custom built AI packs for both the FS9 and FSX versions feature a B-17 (Sally
, 2 Mustangs, Spitfires Mk1a, MkVb and XIX and the Rapide:
The great advantage of this scenery is that it can be adapted in the future to provide historical offerings – Hunter and Javelin eras and of course the wartime Spitfires. It’s a great platform for future historic AI projects.
We are more or less the same folks who used to be uk scenery design, some older members here might remember that group some of our scenery is here in the file library, Kemble, Durham Tees Valley, Scone/Perth and Military Airfields in Yorkshire.
regards
Stevo
www.airfieldconstructiongroup.org
I apologise if this is posted in the wrong forum.
Our scenery design group Airfield Construction Group (ACG) has been working over the last year on a full scratch built rendition of Duxford for both FS9 and FSX. It is not yet finished so is not available for download but I have posted some screenshots, I hope you enjoy them.
So, WELCOME TO DUXFORD. Some of you may recognise the main gate area:
Here’s the magnificent Air Space Museum:
One of the big challenges was to build static aircraft objects.
the large expanse of buildings on the north side of the airfield that is not open to the public:
Joe’s Café and the Bloodhound missile close to the site of the hangar that was blown up (allegedly without permission) in the 1966 film The Battle of Britain:
Here’s the Staff Entrance gate:
The Focus of any period airfield the Watch Office (Control Tower)
The DH Rapide is an AI model that operates from the grass:
The American Airpower Museum is a fantastic building but was quite a challenge to get right
Here’s the Land Warfare Hall with it's AVRE Centurion tank outside:
Our own custom built AI packs for both the FS9 and FSX versions feature a B-17 (Sally
, 2 Mustangs, Spitfires Mk1a, MkVb and XIX and the Rapide:The great advantage of this scenery is that it can be adapted in the future to provide historical offerings – Hunter and Javelin eras and of course the wartime Spitfires. It’s a great platform for future historic AI projects.
We are more or less the same folks who used to be uk scenery design, some older members here might remember that group some of our scenery is here in the file library, Kemble, Durham Tees Valley, Scone/Perth and Military Airfields in Yorkshire.
regards
Stevo
www.airfieldconstructiongroup.org
wonderfully executed.
It's a 'must-have' and it's free !
