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LECO - A Coruña Airport On Sale
The airport of A Coruña has a 2,340 meters asphalted runway with orientation 034º/214º, which gives rise to runways 03 and 21. Runway 21 has VOR-DME, NDB and ILS CATII, runway 03 due to the proximity of a high mountain has no instrumental aid, so approaches to this runway are completely visual. The scenario has a detailed and realistic representation of the passenger terminal, all its buildings and hangars the marks, numbers and parking spaces are placed by hand according to real life. Signal bo... The airport of A Coruña has a 2,340 meters asphalted runway with orientation 034º/214º, which gives rise to runways 03 and 21. Runway 21 has VOR-DME, NDB and ILS CATII, runway 03 due to the proximity of a high mountain has no instrumental aid, so approaches to this runway are completely visual. The scenario has a detailed and realistic representation of the passenger terminal, all its buildings and hangars the marks, numbers and parking spaces are placed by hand according to real life. Signal boxes, navigation elements such as ILS antennas and CAT II system are modeled by hand. Jetways are modeled according to real life, animated and operational for use at Gates 1 and 3, with a customized and realistic AFCAD that allows the proper operation of AI traffic and the use of the ATC simulator. This airport is a native construction and dedicated exclusively to MSFS, it is not a product inherited or transformed from another platform so it has native PBR materials and simulator night lighting. • The airport has a large number of land vehicles and work elements typical of Spanish airports and some exclusive to this airport• The airport terrain is hand built to make a more realistic representation of its elevations and the retaining walls that are found both at the head of the runway and on the sides• To make the approach to the airport more attractive, we have built customized buildings to populate the city like an old dismantled factory next to the Gadis supermarket and the buildings surrounding it• All along the approach to runway 21 we have the Mudanzas Coruña building right at the beginning of the lighting and approach towers of this same runway• A detailed representation of the seaport, its control tower, the San Antón Castle, its old hospital and the shopping center• It could not miss the Stadium of Deportivo La Coruña and the tower of Hercules• In a next update, we will include the Main Hospital of the City with its heliport, we will include more buildings of the seaport and the industrial train station next to the seaport, and we will also add the Roman bridge and some surprise details
Moorea - French Polynesia On Sale
Mo'orea, also spelled Moorea, is a volcanic island nestled in the heart of French Polynesia. It belongs to the Windward Islands, a captivating group within the Society Islands, located just 17 kilometers (11 miles) northwest of Tahiti. The name itself carries a touch of magic: "Moʻoreʻa" originates from Tahitian, where "Moʻo" means "lizard" and "Reʻa" signifies "yellow. " Legend has it that a yellow lizard was abandoned by its parents and washed ashore on this enchanting island.
Mo'orea ... Mo'orea, also spelled Moorea, is a volcanic island nestled in the heart of French Polynesia. It belongs to the Windward Islands, a captivating group within the Society Islands, located just 17 kilometers (11 miles) northwest of Tahiti. The name itself carries a touch of magic: "Moʻoreʻa" originates from Tahitian, where "Moʻo" means "lizard" and "Reʻa" signifies "yellow. " Legend has it that a yellow lizard was abandoned by its parents and washed ashore on this enchanting island.
Mo'orea is a land of stories, where lush tropical landscapes meet dramatic mountain peaks, palm-fringed bays, and turquoise lagoons. Imagine fragrant pineapple plantations, hidden waterfalls, and a gateway to Polynesian culture. It's the little sister of nearby Tahiti, yet it holds its own allure-a wonderland waiting to be explored.
This is an improvement project on top of the already outstanding visuals made by Asobo and Microsoft. Featuring Detailed rock formations, enhanced coastal area with tropical vegetation, human models, custom buildings with PBR textures, stationary and moving boats. Improve ground texture and improvement on the hills and mountains. Real life POI like Cook's Bay Hotel & Suites, Hotel Kaveka, Public Beach Ta'ahiamanu, Te Fare Natura - L'écomusée, Legends Resort, Captain Taina island, Motu Tiahura, Motu Fareone, Motu Ahi, Marina Vai'are, Hirinaki Beach House, Belvedere Lookout and many more to discover for yourself.
Prepare to be captivated by its beauty. Have fun and thank you for your continued support!
Disclaimer: I don't take credit to all existing mods already implemented in the default scenery.
Hawker Hurricane Mk1
Often regarded as 'the poor relation' to the Supermarine Spitfire, the Hawker Hurricane was in fact, a very capable fighting machine and again in fact, was responsible for 60% of Luftwaffe losses during the Battle of Britain. As a fighter, the Hurricane was no match for the manoeuvrability of the Messerschmitt BF109 but if a skilled pilot could bring those eight guns to bear, more often than not, the opposition was doomed amid a hail of concentrated fire. Those thick profile wings provided an e... Often regarded as 'the poor relation' to the Supermarine Spitfire, the Hawker Hurricane was in fact, a very capable fighting machine and again in fact, was responsible for 60% of Luftwaffe losses during the Battle of Britain. As a fighter, the Hurricane was no match for the manoeuvrability of the Messerschmitt BF109 but if a skilled pilot could bring those eight guns to bear, more often than not, the opposition was doomed amid a hail of concentrated fire. Those thick profile wings provided an extremely stable gun platform from which to shoot too. As the Battle developed, Hurricanes were assigned the primary role of destroying the waves of enemy bombers heading for British shores - Spitfires taking over the role of fighter interception and hence the more glamorous image.
During the Battle, the Hawker Hurricane made 'aces' of many of the young pilots flying daily to defend the shores of Great Britain. It fought in all the theatres of WW2, inflicting a massive amount of damage not only to enemy forces in the air but on the ground and at sea.
Much of this success was owed to its incredibly durable construction, enabling the aircraft to sustain huge amounts of punishment and still keep going. Cannon rounds would pass harmlessly, straight through the fabric of the rear fuselage structure without exploding and substantial armour plating behind the seat would provide protection for the pilot from rear attack.
There is little doubt, that without this iconic aircraft's rugged durability and the dogged determination of the RAF's Hurricane pilots,
Britain's 'Finest Hour' might have lasted a lot longer than it did.
In this tribute package you will find not only the Battle of Britain Mk1 but also the Tropicalised version with Vokes filter under the nose and a Sea Hurricane equipped with fully functional tail-hook for carrier landings.
INNOVATIVE FEATURES
- Authentic Hi-Fidelity models built over factory plans.
- Beautifully crafted detailed features.
- Many unique animations.
- All-new animated WW2 British pilot with period-correct "Battle of Britain" head gear, goggles and oxygen mask.
- Authentic re-fuelling bowser and starting cart included.
- Accurate flight dynamics for a challenging experience.
- Full WWise Soundpack developed by professional sound studios faithfully replicates the sounds of the V12 Rolls Royce Merlin engine.
- Beautifully modeled Rolls Royce Merlin engine beneath removable covers.
- Standard,Tropical and Sea Hurricane models included.
AUTHENTIC LIVERIES
- V7467 LE-D Flown by Squadron Leader Douglas Bader 242 Squadron RAF Coltishall 1940.
- V7357 SD-F Flown by FltSgt J. H. 'Ginger' Lacy 501 Squadron RAF Gravesend September 1940.
- P3576 GN-A Flown by Flight Lieutenant James Brindley Nicolson, 249 Squadron RAF Leconfield, Yorkshire August 1940.
- P3675 UF-S Flown by Flight Lieutenant Michael 'Mike' Robinson 601 Squadron RAF Exeter 1940.
- V6864 DT-A Flown by Squadron Leader Robert 'Bob' Stanford-Tuck, commanding 57 Squadron RAF Coltishall, 1940
- P2921 GZ-L Flown by (then) acting Flight Leader 'Pete' Brothers, 32 Squadron RAFBiggin Hill 1940.
- R4175 RF-R Flown by Polish pilot Josef Frantisek RAFVR 303 Squadron (Warsaw) RAF September 1940.
- P2725 TM-B Flown by Flight Lieutenant Raymond T Holmes 504 Squadron RAF .
- R4118 UP-W Flown by Various pilots of 605 Squadron RAF Drem 17th August 1940. (available in wartime and restored versions)
- P3114 M A Sea Hurricane serving with 800 Squadron Fleet Air Arm out of RNAS Gosport in 1940.
- Z4936 KE-M A Sea Hurricane of the Merchant Ship Fighter Unit 1942.
- V7478 The only Hurricane to be delivered directly to Australia. A tropicalised Mk1
- 284 J was flown by Lt. Bob Kershaw of 3 Squadron SAAF in East Africa March 1941.
- Z4615 was a Tropicalised Hurricane flown by Free French pilots in the Middle East. This aircraft began its flying career with No. 80 squadron RAF in June of 1941.
- A "clay" unmarked and unpainted texture is included and a "paintkit" containing "A" and "B" RAF camouflage schems without markings.