We're proud to announce the release of our Mid Atlantic Air Museum/Reading Regional Airport scenery for FS2004! The file (krdg-fs9.zip) has been posted to the Avsim library. Here's wishing all of you a joyous holiday season and a prosperous new year! Enjoy!http://forums.avsim.net/user_files/54409.jpg

Thanks BillHave A Very Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year

Thanks a lot, Bill.I wish you and the rest of the MAAM-SIM team a wonderful Christmas.Best wishes,Henri

Thank you Bill, and all the best for the seasonRobin.

Even though I can't use your new scenery, thanks for the effort and Happy Holidays to you!

Awesome work, Bill and the team!:-jumpyCheck out my work: http://library.avsim.net/search.php?Search...Weik&CatID=Roothttp://vatsim.pilotmedia.fi/statusindicato...tor=OD1&a=a.jpg------------------Kenneth WeikTWVA395 / [email protected]

Thanks a lot! Best wishes to you all and keep up the good work! Looking forward to the next release.

Oi, Ken, I think you get some of the credit... :-hahLooking superb gents, well done! :-)Ian P.BTBT Gopher and Random Beercrate Rotator:-halo(Edited to remove unrequired brackets from smiley... too many forums, too many methods of creating emoticons! ;-) )

.... The work of you and your team is just SO superior Bill.I hope these responses give you great satisfaction, knowing that you've brought so much pleasure to hundreds of sim/aviation enthusiasts. Best wishes to you, your family - and to the rest of the group for a super holiday. Thank you for this gift.regards,PJ

Many thanks Bill for the Reading scenery. I'm downloading it now. Howrad

Thanks to you and your team Bill! Happy Holidays as well.I've flown into RDG as a student and a private pilot from NJ. Your scenery brought back memories and the urge to fly back again!I just flew the demo of "Briefing Time" and was so impressed (that I could land it with no instruments) I just purchased it.Regards,Jim

This is a fantastic and beatiful scenery!! The R4D and B25 certainly deserve a well-designed and highly detailed home.And with everything coming from the MAAM, there are some nice surprises as well:Early morning dawn. You enter the hangar and climb into your bird. Looking out the window you see the cold neon light from the hangar ceiling, you can hear the clanky echoes from some heavy tools and you can smell the oily odor that is all around the hall. Turn on your battery switch and the radio master, tune your COM1 to 112.00 and call for Rambow and Womack, who will instantly drop their coffee cups in front of the radio and rush along to slide open the huge hangar doors, waving to you in your R4D-cockpit. The first rays of the early morning sun strike in from the left, as you start your right engine in a cloud of smoke and soot (there is some cursing from a soot tanned mechanic, that the engines shouldn't be started inside the hangar, but you cannot hear it over the engine noise). Then you start the left engine, release the parking brake and slowly roll to the forecourt of the MAAM hangar, peeking at the crimson horizon, while the silhouettes of Rambow, Visser, Banting, Young, Womack, Hambly and Chaffin line up at the hangars threshold, critically watching your run-up procedures.Believe me, it is very different to start a flightsim-adventure from within a closed hangar!;-)Thanks for KRDG!Zarzura

Hi Bill!Thanks for the great scenery! I attended the AVSIM conference there and it was great to compare the real airport with your work. You did a fantastic job!! I can still remember walking across the tarmac to attend the papers session in the T-Hangar, and the great exhibits in the MAAM hangar.Do you have other scenery that you have done previously? I am waiting for someone to do the Bay Bridge from Annapolis to Kent Island in Maryland. You may know that it is missing in FS2004. Another neglected airport in FS2004 is my home airport KBWI. Hopefully someone will take on this project someday.Thanks again and have a nice holiday!Airbus

Thanks, 'bus! Yeah, isn't it fun, having attended the conference, to "walk" around the airport again? I had such a good time, it's nice to be able to relive a little of it whenever I want. As for other scenery of mine, I did a bush airport in Alaska last year (for FS2002) called "Antelope Trail Ranch" that you might like. I'm going to update it for FS2004 and add/change some things soon, so look for that. I'm also working on several projects closer to my home of Portland, Oregon. Glad you enjoyed KRDG!