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Hi all!

I'm gonna start work on some airports making them look kool. I use Rwy12 (Library objects) and FSSC (API Macros). I am looking for some new static aircraft (B737s, md-80s, etc), also I need some new airport vehicles and other things. If anyone has animated jetways, that would be a plus.

Anyone who gives scenery to me will be greatly thanked, and I will credit you in my readme file once the scenery is done. Thanks!!!!

David Biggar
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taa_david@yahoo.com
 
In Avsim library there's a package called FlyTampa Aerostatic (flytampa_aerostatic10.zip), it contains lots of different low-polygon models and liveries that are free for use. You'll have to use gmax to export them to libraries, though.
 
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