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Anthony Lynch released his freeware FSX SP2 model of the popular De Havilland Tiger Moth trainer aircraft. This is a modern representation of the Australian built models as you may find flying today therefore it includes a few extra features not found on the original. There is a paintkit available as well for this, custom sounds by Don Putnam, numerous animations, prop pull start, slide slips, spins and windmill starts and to top it off, smooth 3d gauges. Download it here. And a paintkit is here.
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Thanks for this tip! 😀
Regards
Boerries
Downloading now.
I saw the preview pictures, and it looks like an amazing piece of work.
Cheers, Rob