tiger moth

DH82A Tiger Moth G-ALJL c/n 84726 was built in 1941 and served with the RAF as T6311. 'Juliet Lima' is based at White Waltham in the UK and flies in this crisp and simple modern scheme that I really like. I even made a tiny 'Hercules' label for the beautiful wooden prop - not that you can see...

ANT'S TIGER MOTH PROFESSIONAL G-PWBE DH82A Tiger Moth G-PWBE c/n LES1 was built in 1959 by Lawrence Engineering Services in NSW, Australia. The company made 11 DH82As between 1959-62 using reconditioned fuselages and spare parts obtained from the Royal Australian Air Force, with Holden Motors...

This DH82A Tiger Moth was licence-built in 1934 as c/n 185 by Kjeller Flyvemaskinsfabrik, hence KFF on the wheel covers instead of DH. Kjeller completed their Tiger Moths without wing slats and to this day LN-KFT doesn't have them, nor the ugly but (possibly) life-saving anti-spin strakes...

I think I'll just keep on painting Tiger Moths until someone tells me to stop. DH82a Tiger Moth II c/n 83094 was built in 1940 and saw RAF service as R5219. As G-ALUC she is still airworthy and giving themed experience flights from Sherburn near Leeds, painted... well, like this! Maybe not one...

De Havilland DH.82A Tiger Moth c/n 85030 was built by Morris Motors Ltd and served with the Fleet Air Arm as T6743. After WW2 the aircraft was transferred to the South African Air Force and then to the South African civil register as ZS-DLK. She moved to the Netherlands in the mid 1980s and...

More Swedish Shenanigans - Sk11a c/n 73 was licence-built in 1937 and served with the Swedish Air Force in this cheerful pre-war hi-vis scheme. SE-BYL (I call her 'Sybil') is still airworthy in Sweden. I love painting Ant's Tiger Moth. The paintkit should be a nightmare with so many separate...

Ant's wonderful Tiger Moth Pro is STILL my favourite thing to fly and paint in FSX. This one represents a Swedish-built version known as the 'Sk11a' in a striking black & orange scheme, still airworthy in Sweden as SE-AMR. I just love doing this!

Another UK repaint for Ant's Tiger Moth Professional - this time G-AOJK c/n 82813 which was built in 1939 and served with the RAF as R4896. I just had to make this paint after 'Juliet Kilo' flew right over Bawdsey Quay in Suffolk on a beautiful spring afternoon last month - what a beauty!

Another paint for my favourite FSX steed - this is the Ant's Airplanes Tiger Moth Professional as G-AGHY c/n 82292, built in 1939 and allocated the RAF serial N9181. G-AGHY is still airworthy and for my money is one of the smartest Tiger Moths in the UK. I don't have P3D so I'm afraid there are...

Here is a repaint of the Ant's Airplanes Tiger Moth Professional as DH82B Queen Bee G-BLUZ / LF858. This radio-controlled target tug used the same engine, tailplane, wings and landing gear (most often floats) but substituted the spruce and plywood fuselage of the DH60 Moth. The radio receiver...

Yellow and Black scheme based on the Gypsy Moth featured in the classic film 'Out Of Africa' Repaint for Anthony Lynch's wonderful freeware Tiger Moth.

Dark blue scheme for Anthony Lynch's wonderful Tiger Moth.

This is a repaint for the payware AH/JF DH.82 Tiger Moth in Polish livery "SP-AMX". This was the only TM before the WW2 in Poland. The plane was used by the Instytut Techniczny Lotnictwa (Aviation Tech Institute) located at Okecie aerodrome in Warsaw. The repaint covers all the 4 crew variations...

This folder contains a repaint for Ant's DH-82 Tiger Moth Pro for P3DV4+. It shows Tiger Moth OO-DLA was built in 1939 with c/n 85325 and flew with the RAF as DE164. After the war, it became G-ANCY and went to Belgium in 1955, flying there as OO-DLA. It is still current in Denmark, registered as...

This folder contains a repaint for Ant's DH-82 Tiger Moth pro. It shows Tiger Moth I-GATO, which was constructed as 85250 or 85253 and joined the RAF as DE193 or DE196, later going to Italy as I-GATO. It is based in Nervesa della Battaglia, north of Treviso. It crashed in 2015, but has since...

This folder contains a repaint for Ant's DH-82 Tiger Moth Pro for P3DV4+. It shows Tiger Moth G-ACDA, which was built in 1933 with c/n 3175 and flew with the De Havilland School of Flying. During the war it became BB724 with the RAF, returning to G-ACDA after the war. It is still current in the...

This folder contains a repaint for Ant's DH-82 Tiger Moth Pro for P3DV4+. It shows Tiger Moth OO-TGM c/n 3318, which was built in 1935 and first flew as G-ADCG. During the war it was used by the RAF as BB731, A728 and A2126, before going back to G-ADCG. It later came to the Netherlands as PH-VMS...

This folder contains a repaint for Ant's DH-82 Tiger Moth Pro for P3DV4+. It shows Tiger Moth VH-AZF, which was built in 1941 with c/n 392 and became A17-357 in the RAAF. It became VH-AZF with the Royal Queensland Aero Club after the war and was photographed in 1951 with this paintscheme at...

This folder contains a repaint for Ant's DH-82 Tiger Moth Pro for P3DV4+. It shows Tiger Moth VH-AZF, which was built in 1941 with c/n DHA392 and became A17-357 in the RAAF. It was flying in NSW in 1967 with this paintscheme. It is still airworthy, flying in Victoria. Repaint by Jan Kees Blom...

This folder contains a repaint for Ant's DH-82 Tiger Moth Pro for P3DV4+. It shows Tiger Moth VH-AZF, which was built in 1941 with c/n DHA392 and became A17-357 in the RAAF. It was based in Coffs Harbour around 1971 with this paintscheme. It is still airworthy, flying in Victoria. Repaint by...