Library of automotive equipment and objects for MSFS2020 
The models are made both on the basis of previously made FS9-FSX with small modifications for MSFS2020, and newly collected; Everything is low polygonal, within 3 thousand landfills. So lovers to walk around the terminals in search of a buffet with 3D salads can save their time without looking here.
On the other hand, I do not exclude that a more detailed technique may appear (the latest models are already up to 10 thousand landfills). The library of models, both included in the built airfields and new ones, is laid out "as it is." However, you can modify them at your discretion - the animation of the wheels, the textures are open - you can repaint as it is convenient,
Awed effects and so on.
Each subsequent version of the library is complemented by several new objects.
And also open for the work of other authors - write, we will try to include your models in the library.

The library includes the work of the following authors
- vmp12147
- Nikita Zhuravlev VTK519
- SkySorceess

IMPORTANT!!
There are several folders in the archive: 
VMP12147-Modellib-Auto-Technique Library
"Model Sources" - the latter contains the source of some models and the schemes for the placement of some vehicles ("AKDS")

Installation
Standard - unpack the archive and set the library folder in the community folder (you change the previous version of the library to the actual)
For non -profit use only
When you include models from VMP12147 and laying your scene in a public (including adaptation of objects for other simulators), resolution and link to resources (vc.com/vmp12147 and t.me/vmp11987) are required. 
All of the above applies equally to the work of other developers.

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Library of automotive equipment and objects for MSFS2020-24

This add-on provides a library of automotive equipment and objects designed for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, featuring both modified and newly created low-polygon models suitable for enhancing terminal environments. With a focus on usability, the library includes options for user modifications such as animations and repaints, making it adaptable for various creative applications. Contributors to the project include vmp12147, Nikita Zhuravlev, and SkySorceess, with ongoing updates expected to introduce additional models. The library is intended for non-profit use, with clear guidelines for attribution when included in public projects.

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