Brize Norton

[shaggy22]

It's the UK2000 scenery (now freeware). The link is just some post above

Ta, silly me Is that converted to P3D by yourself?

It's not my screen. I don't have P3D. Still with FS9 I just answer you.

In the post Tim say "This is the UK2 BZN in P3Dv4.5 with MAIW traffic". So I suppose no conversion. Just using of original files

FS9 scenery will not work in P3D at all so it must've been converted by someone, I can probably attempt it myself if I'm honest but if someone has already done it it'll save me some time

[TimC340]

Is that available anywhere mate?

It's the UK2000 scenery (now freeware). The link is just some post above

Ta, silly me Is that converted to P3D by yourself?

Ok, this is the UK2000 VFR Volume 1 (I think) V2.0 package, which is not freeware. It was last updated in 2016, and is FSX/P3D compatible. It’s currently £19.99, though it’s no longer supported with updates. The link is here. In the version in my picture, I have updated the airfield parking but not made any other adjustments. As you can see, it includes the C17 hangar, but not the new A400 hangar or the new 47(AD) Sqn RLC complex on the pan west of the Officers’ Mess.

I will have a go at both of these buildings in the future, but not imminently.

The earlier UK2000 VFR Part 5 product (which I believe is FS9 compatible) is indeed now freeware, but I’m not sure what the status of BZN is in that product.

[shaggy22]

It's the UK2000 scenery (now freeware). The link is just some post above

Ta, silly me Is that converted to P3D by yourself?

Ok, this is the UK2000 VFR Volume 1 (I think) V2.0 package, which is not freeware. It was last updated in 2016, and is FSX/P3D compatible. It’s currently £19.99, though it’s no longer supported with updates. The link is here. In the version in my picture, I have updated the airfield parking but not made any other adjustments. As you can see, it includes the C17 hangar, but not the new A400 hangar or the new 47(AD) Sqn RLC complex on the pan west of the Officers’ Mess.

I will have a go at both of these buildings in the future, but not imminently.

The earlier UK2000 VFR Part 5 product (which I believe is FS9 compatible) is indeed now freeware, but I’m not sure what the status of BZN is in that product.

Roger that, thanks for the info