I notice from satellite views and one photo I can find, that they've apparently built two new hangars to the north of the main one, since I left Lancaster, that are also both substantial size, but I can't tell vertical height. I can, however, notice the shadows they're casting in the satellite maps. So that should tell me the approximate vertical distance. (The smaller buildings I think I'll leave be for now.) I'm going to add these two buildings and then send the over to Martin.
Thanks to everyone who's helped!
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Btw Martin, the east end of Runway 07-25 is REALLY bumpy.
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I just did a practice run with the main hangar in the scenario. Took off on runway 25, made a right turn over Quartz Hill toward Lancaster, another right turn over Lancaster out to Lake L.A. and then turned back around to line up with the runway for a touch and go landing. (They do a lot of touch and go practice there.) That's when I found out how bumpy the 25 end of the runway was. :blink: But the scenario didn't crash whenever Site 10 was in frame, which was what I was testing.
I also saved two scenarios for inclusion in the next release: One on the east end of the runway, and one lined up for landing.
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This is my best guestimate for the size and positions of the other two large hangars. I'm seeing if some of my local friends can get me some photographs of them for me.
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Thanks to Google Streetview (why didn't I think of that before?), I have a new reference image for the Site 10 complex! I should have this finished in no time.
I'm also considering adding the Air Route Traffic Control Center, on the south side of the Plant, and as an Easter egg, BJ's Corner. (AV aerospace geeks will know where/what that is.)