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  • Southwest Airlines 'Canyon Blue' 737-3H4 N622SW By Dhruv

    Welcome to the first in a series of Southwest 737-300 repaints for the excellent IXEG 737 Classic! This is N622SW, c/n 27932, a 737-3H4 which first flew Mar 12, 1996 and was delivered to SWA Mar 20, 1996. Ship 622 was originally painted in the carrier's original "Desert Gold" livery and repainted into "Canyon Blue" colors in early 2006. She received retrofit winglets in early 2008, which are reflected on this repaint. As yet this aircraft has not received Southwest's new "Heart" livery.
  • KEDC Austin Executive Airport By jagipson

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    The main hanger, service hanger, covered apron and terminal were all hand-drawn using Google Sketchup and some photos. The remainder of the objects are X-plane 10 standard library and OpenSceneryX library objects.This is the first in a series I will release aptly-named Minor Airports of Central Texas which will also feature KGTU (Georgetown), KHYI (San Marcos Municipal Airport), and T86 (Gillespie County Airport, featuring the hanger hotel, a popular getaway for puddle jumpers).This is the new A
  • YPPF Parafield Airport and Adelaide City Photoreal By chris k

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    YPPF Parafield Airport and Adelaide City Photoreal Version 1.1 Update Mar 09, 2013 The International Scenery Development Group (ISDG) __________________________________________________________ 1.1 Update: - Made city replacement terrain files "less green" by tightening the shrub overlay textures. - Added night _LIT textures to the city; hence nighttime flying now looks like XP9 rather than completely dark. - Fixed an over-sized DDS Texture - This scenery now loads in XP9 via the Compatibility Li
  • Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport - KDFW2013 By briangodwin

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    KDFW is a major project that leverages the technologies of XP10. Although the default apt.dat was used as the foundation, many changes have been made to pads, lines, signs, pavement markings, etc. so that it better matches the actual layout of the airport. It is by no means “done”, but it was time to get a version out for end users. There are some improvements planned for future updates: blending of the “green” center road area between the terminals using either ortho underlays or road inlays, W
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