Aeroworks Flight Center III - version 2 for FS2002



 
 
 

It's back!  This update for Area A (AFC3) is actually a totally new version, and doesn't require the previous version for FS2000.  AFC3v2, includes several new facilities as well as all of the original features and "easter eggs".  Among many things the two main additions to Version 2 is the all new hangar designs and the Radar Range.  Everything else is basically where it was in the FS2000 version, only there are more new custom macro's in version 2 as well as several sneek peeks into the future concepts.  If you look around this scenery area you can expect to find 3 of them as well as ALL of the originals from Era 1.


A few landscape screenshots
ecdawn1.jpg ecdawn.jpg ecprofile1.jpg


Main base screenshots
map.jpg afc3basesign.jpg
base sign
ufohgr.jpg
these guys
sr75hgrs.jpg
SR-75 tarmac
svxrhgrs.jpg
SV/XR-7 tarmac
tower.jpg
new control tower
SPhgr.jpg
special projects hangar
conchgrs.jpg
general-use concept hangars
rdrtrackn.jpg
flight tracking station
mainramp.jpg
main ramp
hangar27.jpg
hangar 27
TR3complex.jpg
TR-3 area
hangar2.jpg
main hangar 
(ARX-9 and ARX-7 
being constructed)
tr3arm2.jpg
new TR-3A/B 
arm-disarm building
tr3arm.jpg tr3above.jpg


 
 

NEW RCS Range

Since there are alot of stealth aircraft in the works, I figured an RCS range should be contructed somewhere, and while I was re-working Area-A I figured why not somewhere around here...

In the real world, RCS ranges are crucial to stealth technology and the companies that construct stealth aircraft use them as an estimate of how a given "shape" i.e. the airplane, will look when it is viewed on radar.  The best way to do this is to build a small scale model of the aircraft and place it on a pylon thousands of feet away and shoot radar at it and record the radar return, referred to as "Radar Cross Section" or RCS. To prevent the growth of various plants, etc. paving the range is a common practice, and RCS ranges often look like airport runways, except for the pylons in the middle of everything!  Security is of prime concern at RCS facilities basically because they offer a very unique look into the secret world of stealth technology as stealthy shapes have to be kept from public view as well as recon satellites.

rcsabove.jpg
RCS Test Facility
rcssign.jpg
RCS Sign
rcsdish.jpg arx11rcs.jpg
ARX-10 Cobra 
model being tested
rcsprof.jpg rcsmain.jpg
RCS HQ and dish array
arx11rcsd.jpg
Concept X at dawn
arx11rcsm.jpg
For more info on RCS ranges there is alot of interesting reading on this page by Tom Mahood of www.dreamlandresort.com, which is an excellent resource for all things "Top Secret".


 

DOWNLOAD - Area-A version II
AFC3v2jt.zip (3.1Mb)
 
 


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