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Germany scenery?

The only payware (Ex) German AFB I can think of is Weeze X, which is a part of Aerosoft's German Regional Airports. In fact from what I read it was actually an ex RAF base in Germany - RAF Laarbruch.

Then there are a heap of great airfields in Germany from ACG, which I think can now be found at Military AI Works, and maybe also on other sites such as avsim or flightsim.com. Just search for ACG.

There is also the excellent Guttersloh scenery, which is made for FS9, but works very well in FSX (P3D?) also.

Also do an internet search for "fsx german air force bases" which should yield some results, including this one - http://fsx-milaip.de/

Then there is Megascenery Germany if you like photoreal scenery for a base layer, or there is also ORBX North Germany which includes upgraded airports, including the military ones.

Finally, do a search on http://www.freewarescenery.com/fsx/germany.html

Cheers,
 
Hi Dale
If you google the word Flightport that should take you to a pretty comprehensive site.

Regards Paul Day.
 
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