Volkel AB - EHVK
Posted: 07 Sep 2012, 00:04
Unless you have NL2000 or FSX, this will hopefully fill a nice gap. Parking is coded for 306, 311 and 312 Sqns.
Included is a VTPP file courtesy of gvbeek - many thanks Gert.
As with my previous 2 releases, there is a certain amount of artistic licence, although Gert's local knowledge
has played it's part!
One thing I will point out. In reality the taxiways are a mixture of Concrete and Asphalt.
When I tried to emulate this on my system, I had horrendous results with textures bleeding through and it looked
awful. This could very well be my system set-up.
For those that wish more realism I would recommend using Nokia Maps to get the clearest satellite picture, in order
that you can discern which ones you want to change.
According to Gert, these days, the second runway is generally closed and used to park larger Cargo aircraft.
As this is a for retro traffic, I have left it open (sans parking). You may wish to follow Gert's excellent advice.
As usual, feel free to use, alter or bin these files.
Here's a couple of screenies for a sneeky peek;


Feedback is always welcome.
Included is a VTPP file courtesy of gvbeek - many thanks Gert.

As with my previous 2 releases, there is a certain amount of artistic licence, although Gert's local knowledge
has played it's part!
One thing I will point out. In reality the taxiways are a mixture of Concrete and Asphalt.
When I tried to emulate this on my system, I had horrendous results with textures bleeding through and it looked
awful. This could very well be my system set-up.
For those that wish more realism I would recommend using Nokia Maps to get the clearest satellite picture, in order
that you can discern which ones you want to change.
According to Gert, these days, the second runway is generally closed and used to park larger Cargo aircraft.
As this is a for retro traffic, I have left it open (sans parking). You may wish to follow Gert's excellent advice.
As usual, feel free to use, alter or bin these files.
Here's a couple of screenies for a sneeky peek;


Feedback is always welcome.