I have the PAI package of the British Royal Navy Jetstreams that are based at Yeovilton. The models used in that were the PAI models, and I would like to replace them with Dee Waldron's model. Does anyone know where I can find the necessary repaints for them?

starlifterfan wrote:After installing this scenery I decided to do some flyovers and there were some B-1B's from Ellsworth taxing out,plus I had some F-15's from Seymour parked on the ramp as well..everything worked together great...parking etc...

I saw some T-38 Talons there from Sheppard AFB.

I will be installing this scenery later on tonight!

What knid of planes are based at Volk? I know there are F-16's at Truax Field and KC-135's at Mitchell Field but Im not sure what is based at Volk.

Thanks guys I was just getting confused when I kept seeing that AI will not function properly. I just wasn't sure what to look for when trying to see AI at the airport.

I know this airport is below sea level but I am confused if I will see AI planes there or not. Will AI show up at the airport, park and just not take off? Or will AI not show up at all? I have custom scenery for this airport and tried to find AI there but I haven't seen any. Im not sure if it's beac...

How can I get that AFCAD for Gary Widup's Salt Lake City scenery? Should I PM you my email address? Or you post the file in this thread?

Ford Friendly wrote:Try that page again. Click the 379kb link.

Thanks. When I clicked on the 379b link last night (I did try all 3) it wouldn't let me download it. But I got it now.

Nice work! I'm looking foward to part 3. Hopefully it will have the two 737's in there. I have these planes installed already but the flightplans I have aren't very good.

Does anyone know where I can find Graham King's Argentina Navy King Air 200 paints? I went to his site (http://www.graham-king.me.uk/Henry_Tomkiewicz_C-12.htm) to download them but it seems you can't download them anymore. Does anyone know where else I can get these paints?

I have a bunch of Government VIP planes flying around and I would like to know the call signs for them. The planes are

Canadian AF A310's
Spanish AF A310's
Chilean AF 737-300 and 737-500
German A310's
Egyptian A340
Mexico 737-300
Madagascar 737-300
France A310 and A340

So thats why I couldn't find it, I was looking for it under FS2004 not FS2002 thanks!

Does anyone know whre I can find a repaint of the French Air Force A310 on the FSPainter AI model? I thought I saw one on avsim, but I can't seem to find it.

John Stinstrom has made scenery for Tinker AFB. The file name is ktik_js.zip.

Looking at photos of the plane (I didn't install it in the sim yet) the tail number is 817. So it's out of Edwards.

Here are some photos of the plane from airliners.net in case anyone is interested.
http://www.airliners.net/search/photo.s ... entry=true

On avsim I found a repaint of the AI Aardvark DC-8-72 model in NASA/University of North Dakota colors (N436NA). I would like to get this plane flying in my FS9 but I don't know where it's based at. Does anyone know where this plane is based at? I found photos of the plane on the net of the plane fly...

Lets say I wanted to install only certaian types of planes from a MAIW package (like C-130's but not F-22's) would that effect the performance at the base? Or effect framerates?

There is a good scenery of the Keflavik civil airline terminal on avsim. You can use this package for the military and the one I mentioned for the airline terminal. The file name is kef04v3.1.zip. Althought the new AFCAD does not match the terminal in the package that I mentioned. You would need to ...

John Stinstrom has released CFB Winnipeg scenery on avsim. The file name is cywg_js.zip.

I never seen anything like this before. The scenery is fine if I don't use the real world weather, but I do not like flying around without it.

Oh and I have FS2004.

I have a Radeon 9600 XT graphic card, windows XP pro, 1GB of RAM, Pentium 2.8.

But it's not my computer because when I unistall the Yuma scenery everything is fine at Yuma with the downloaded weather.