Product details

Product summary

The de Havilland Tiger Moth is the classic embodiment of the biplane trainer. With its distinctive dual wing and tail dragger layout, thousands of pilots learned to fly on this trainer before and during WW2. Many Tiger Moths are still in use today for recreational flying, although if you want to you can still learn to fly in one!

The crew over at Aeroplane Heaven now bring this beauty to Flight Simulator for you to relive the days of classic flying. Highly detailed, the models are exacting in accuracy and have been researched with the kind assistance of the de Havilland Moth Club, the official body that represents and safeguards the Moth range of aircraft. The Canadian version has been authenticated by the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum, thus ensuring that the aircraft are authentic and realistic.

The high-quality models are accompanied by many high-fidelity animations and superb textures, covering a range of aircraft. Along with a superb sound set, this Moth is the one to catch!

Screenshots

System requirements

• Flight Simulator X or FS2004 (compatible with FSX Service Packs 1 & 2 and Acceleration Pack)
• Pentium IV 1.7 GHz
• 512Mb RAM
• 64Mb 3D graphics card
• Windows XP
• 100Mb hard drive space

Reviews

"This little gem has all the essential ingredients - looks, sound and attention to detail... Exquisitely detailed - a fine tribute to an evocative aircraft" PC Pilot (Classic award)

"A first class product... nearly flawless... One of the stellar qualities of this product is the sound package... A well rendered product with great attention to detail" Computer Pilot

"All in all, the Just Flight’s/Aeroplane Heaven’s de Havilland Tiger Moth is hands down one of the best aircraft add-ons I’ve ever seen... It was truly an honor and a delight to review." SimNewz.com

"This is a wonderful re-creation of de Havilland’s world-famous biplane trainer" FlyPast

"You will love the way it looks, how it sounds and flies. Highly recommendable" FlightXpress

"The detail is superb and clearly shows the hours of painstaking research that have gone into getting this title right... If you are a fan of the Tiger Moth, you'll love this add-on and if you're not, this might just be the trigger for a beautiful relationship with one of aviation's best-loved designs. It's a little gem!" Aircraft Illustrated

"Taking into account the number of variants - and bear in mind they are actually different models, not just repaints - and the stunning amount of detail, not to mention the tremendous fun of flying it, I can strongly recommend it to any flight simulator fan, even those who perhaps wouldn’t normally try this type of aircraft" FlightSimX.co.uk

"The models are incredibly realistic... The lines are some of the smoothest I have see in FS, and the attention to detail superb... A great package... a wonderful add-on!" FS Station.com

"Aeroplane Heaven have achieved an incredible degree of realism in duplicating the flight characteristics of the Tiger Moth... Thoroughly recommended" PC Flight

"A masterful piece of work" Avsim.com

"A beautiful package, and historically, a perfect rendition of this most famous aircraft" Astraboy.com

"Just brilliant... I have really enjoyed my time with this little gem and will continue to do so well into the future... just what flightsim needed" Sim-Reviews.co.uk

"The attention to detail is wonderful, from the tip of the prop to the rudder's trailing edge... A lovely job, full of nostalgia, and quality" FlightSim.com

"Flying the Tiger Moth on your PC really is a delight" FlyPast

"This model is an absolute beauty, both inside and out... A very nice package indeed!" FarmBoyZimsFlightSims.com

"Brilliant package... Highly acurate flight modelling... A visual feast demanding to be savoured" Aircraft Illustrated

Demo

Try this classic biplane FREE for 30 days! (FS2004 only)


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