Hants County Nova Scotia Flight Sim Files
The village of Summerville is
as accurate as I could get
but other area are still needing
some attention.
Last Update Sept 23. 2014
Go back in time and take a flight
in a Grumman Goose from the Summerville Airport.
This world famous amphibian
airplane that has seen many years of service, starting it's life in 1937.
The last one was built
in 1945 but many are still flying today.
It has a wingspan of 50'10"
(15.49 m), and a length of 39'7" (12.06m).
The Grumman Goose Amphibian."
Originally envisioned as a shuttle for Manhattan millionaires
to cruise down to Miami for
the weekend, the Goose rapidly became the utility plane of choice for
several small air companies,
as well as a primary rescue plane for the Coast Guard and other agencies.
Its amphibious nature, generous
interior space, and rugged construction
(planes that land in the water
have to be built incredibly tough) enabled the Goose to go
just about anywhere that a plane
could conceivably go.
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To view Summerville as it is
today click on the link above.
The following are a sample of
what my Scenery of West Hants County includes.
Click on any of the scenery
images to view the complete set
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The panel is by Ian Willis |
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Click
Here to View more Flight Sim pictures of these areas from the air
There
are new pictures of Fundy Gypsum's Wentworth Plant
I have had a few visitors ask
about the Stanley Airport.
This airport is about 10 Miles
Southeast of Summerville.
It was used during World War
II as a training airport
and is still in use today and
is used by private aircraft.
In 1943 a Hudson Bomber flying
out of Stanley crashed in Summerville.
To read the newspaper article
about this crash go to the
Summerville
History Page by clicking here.
To view this airport as it is seen in Flight Sim 2002 click on the link below.
Click below to download the scenery
files for Nova Scotia
as shown in these pictures:
download the file |
November 16 2006 |
This zip file is a work in progress
and includes all of the airports and scenery additions that I wrote for
Nova Scotia. Each airport is now a separate file. These files just have
to be placed in your ADD ON SCENERY folder. I included my own add on scenery
folder for your convience.
If you don't have one you can just unzip the file and then copy in into your FS Program. If you do have one then then unzip this file into a temp folder and then copy and paste the scenery files into your add on scenrey folder. These airports have been tested on FS 2002 and FS 2004. If you are using them with FS 2004 there is a problem with them showing in the airport listings but they are still there to be used. I also included a listing (pdf file) of all the radio and ILS frequencies that I used. This will help anyone that is running FS 2004. This file is included in the add on scenery folder and is named ILSFrequencies.pdf |
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Advocate Harbor, Amherst, Apple
River, Bon Portage Island, Brier Island
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There is also areas that don't have airports like Center Burrlington, Hansport, The Lookoff, Scotts Bay, Halls Harbor, Sambro, additions to Debert, Brooklyn, Tatamagouche, CapeEnrage and some areas of Halifax. |
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Bon Portage Island
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These Scenery files were written using
The Macro's I used were written with EOD
Easy Object Designer
Click below to go to my Home Page
If you want to have a look at what Summerville looks like check this page.
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