Updated:23/2/2002: Railway stock for CFS2 and FS2002__________4/5/2002 Fort Apache ase CFS2

These are the pages dedicated to my sceneries and to help newcomers to find the best add-ons for CFS2.

It is also an insight into how scenery creators design their sceneries and gradually develop them to the high standards expected of those who download them.

The reason for the name New Forest Combat Flight? Simple, I have started a series of airfields based on the ones in the New Forest area of England and these web pages are designed to be a home for them.

Microsoft announces Combat Flight Simulator 3. Microsoft site here. Find out more from Gamespot here. Netwings latest preview here 16/3/2002

These pages are best viewed in 1024 X 768 screen resolution

Contents

• Current Projects
• Contact Information
• Links - a growing selection of flightsim links and a few personal favourites
• Scenery Design - tips for beginners, created from personal experience
• My Sceneries DOWNLOAD LINKS TO ALL OF MY SCENERIES
• New Forest Airfields Project
• Battle of Britain Airfields 60 years after their "Finest Hour."
• CFS3 Preview a look at CFS3 and an analysis of the new features and what new areas will be opened to add-on designers.

Current Projects

• RAF Oulton for CFS2 and FS2002
• England Mesh Terrain for CFS2/FS2000/FS2002
• RAF Mount Batten for CFS2 **new screenshots 4/5/2002**
• Second World War buildings
• Railway Locomotives and Stock for CFS2 and FS2002 only as they use DXT textures23/2/2002 - **New Steam engine screenshots now featured**
• Hawker Hurricane for CFS2
• Boulton Paul Defiant for CFS2

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Please feel free to contact me with your views on this website and also if you have any queries about CFS1 or CFS2 scenery design.

Contact Information

E-mail Address
[email protected]

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© Daniel Hamblin 2001
Last revised: 02-May-2002.

(Please note that this is my overflow site, most of the links on this page direct you to my main site which is www.danhamblin.btinternet.co.uk)

(Background image is RAF Valley)