NZFF

These huts and small sceneries are a treat, but there can be some frustration about identifying what's where. So I have embarked on a little annotation to help with future journeys! In the pic bottom right, it says: Entry next left. (Seems the fidelity has somehow been lost between Flickr and the forum?) Sure enough, down the road there it is. This stops vehicle/helicopter unintended positional conflict.** It also shows the approach glide path over the powerlines, which in the model are hardened. I found this out the hard way. ** This is aeronautical language, used instead of saying Crash :)

Dont know the aerodrome myself but is this one not accurate/current enough?

My goodness... 165k views! And I hope this thread gave some new (to NZ) flightsimmers some insights about flying the place in FS9 (and beyond, perhaps). However I see that Botophucket is again up to their shenanigans, this time not actually deleting uploaded pics, just rendering them in fuzzy fashion. Gotta love 'em. This really defeats the purpose of the thread, so MODS! please delete. Thanks, see you in FS2020.

Well that's good news. I suspect it'll be next year at the earliest. Now that I'm developing for XP in NZ, it's becoming painfully obvious how bad the current mesh is.

Yup and for FS2004 users, there is Scenery Align which I regard as a necessity. Remember FS9 requires you to add the scenery, then close the sim and then restart it. This could take half the day on a sim as bloated as mine. I suspect it will help for WIN7 too.

Is their another link for the list? Just discovered this site: this might help, too:

Thanks my father used to muster sheep on some of the stations down there so looking forward to finding some of his old haunts

What are you refering to ? landclass mesh or afcad and for what sim version ,above is 2004