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Good afternoon all...

Had a friend over who looked at my FSX and I showed him my flight from Ketchican to Juneau Alaska using MoCats Snow Dog Tours. Lots of seaplane bases to drop into.

He fell in love with the scenery and now would like to install MoCats Snow Dog Tours on his FS2004 but we are not sure it will work.  He does not have FSX.

If MoCats Snow Dog Tours will not work in FS2004 is there another freeware package available with lots of seaplane bases?  I just went through 140 +- pages of the FS2004 Scenery downloads and didn't see anything.
Perhaps I missed something.

A "Link" or information would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.   :)

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

[quote]Good afternoon all...

Had a friend over who looked at my FSX and I showed him my flight from Ketchican to Juneau Alaska using MoCats Snow Dog Tours. Lots of seaplane bases to drop into.

He fell in love with the scenery and now would like to install MoCats Snow Dog Tours on his FS2004 but we are not sure it will work.

Sounds like your friend needs Holger Sandman's 'Glacier bay'

http://www.simviation.com/fs2004scenery102.htm

I suggest a visit to flightsim.com's library and conduct a search for "Glacier Bay".

Among the 20 or so returns is Glacier Bay V2 by the team led by Holger Sandmann.

This is a must have for FS9, make sure to get V2, it is in 2 parts.

The file names are - glbayv2a.zip and glbayv2b.zip

Includes 16 floatplane bases.

Also seen in those search results is

[color=#000000]I have several addons for FS9 that have docks, etc. I can't remember the names right now but I will take a look and post the list later.

Thanks one and all...will get a start on a couple of those tomorrow.   ;)

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

my flight from Ketchican to Juneau Alaska

Look also for Holger's FS9 'Tongass Fjords' - down around the PAKT area.

Not seaplane bases I know, but if your friend goes for the Tongass Fjords package (It is excellent!), then get him to have a look at the Stikine Ice Fields Research add on here: http://edtruthan.com/sirp/sirpmanual.htm

It really is an excellent addition with snow covered landing strips, snow blowing across the tundra & a whole host of 'camps' to visit - all with NDB's, no GPS rubbish here.  [smiley=thumbup.gif]

Goodly morning and thanks everyone, I am just starting to go through the many links  now.   ;)   

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug
P.S.  What I don't do to get out of going to church with the old girl...

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Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug