FS2004 1960 Lyon-Bron Airport (LFLY) scenery released

Maarten -

Maarten -

Charter Member 2016
Hi there

The CalClassic scenery collection featuring the late 1950s/early 1960s has expanded again a few days ago with the 1960 Lyon-Bron (LFLY) scenery for FS2004. Architects/builders Gérard Benoit, Alejandro Ramirez, Harry Biard, and Bernard Leuenberger have made a great effort to create this airport as realistically as possible. It includes the historic 1930 Aerogare terminal, as well as the new terminal built next to it. The texturing is amazing!
The 1960 Lyon-Bron (LFLY) scenery is available here: http://www.calclassic.com/scenery.htm.

Cheers,
Maarten
 
It is all lovely stuff, isn't it? I have a 1950-60s install set up using the Calclassic/SilverWings as a basis, fleshed out with additional sceneries from Ian Elliott, Duckie's Retro RNAS (must get around to doing some flightplans for that, especially now John Young has given us so many goodies) and a few others. Quite takes me back. :)

Still trying to get to grips with GMAX to enable me to do my own bit for this with a few period Royal Navy carriers. I've managed to 'remove' the skijump from the old Alphasim Hermes, just need to work out how to texture it now!! :-D Once that is done then I will go to the next step and reverse engineer it to give us Bulwark/Centaur/Albion and also look at bringing (the late and much missed) Collin's HMS Ocean into FS9, something I had been discussing with him. The only gaps I can't fill are Eagle and Victorious, shame that Mark and Skippy Bing both went to the Dark Side. :-(
 
AndyG43 said:
It is all lovely stuff, isn't it? I have a 1950-60s install set up using the Calclassic/SilverWings as a basis, fleshed out with additional sceneries from Ian Elliott, Duckie's Retro RNAS (must get around to doing some flightplans for that, especially now John Young has given us so many goodies) and a few others. Quite takes me back. :)
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Same with me. The only thing is that I have yet to install Silver Wings but the rest you mention: it's all there. Back to my childhood.

Cheers,
Maarten
 
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