tiger moth

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 became VH-AZF after the war and is still airworthy, flying in Victoria in this blue paint scheme. Repaint by Jan Kees...

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 wearing these colors in the early nineties. Repaint by Jan Kees Blom, based on the paint kit by Anthony Lynch.

This folder contains a repaint for Ant's DH-82 Tiger Moth Pro for P3DV4+. It shows Tiger Moth G-ACDC, which was built in 1933 with c/n 3177 as one of the first 10 Tiger Moths, making it the oldest flying Tiger Moth in the word. During the war it became BB726 with the RAF, returning to G-ACDC...

This folder contains two repaints for Ant's DH-82 Tiger Moth Pro for P3DV4+. It shows two Tiger Moths of the Nelson Aero Club in New Zealand, ZK-AQA and ZK-AYE. ZK-AQA, which was built in Hatfield and assembled in New Zealand in 1940 as NZ863. It was sold to a Mr. J. Reid in 1947. In 1950 it...

This folder contains a repaint for Ant's DH-82 Tiger Moth Pro for P3DV4+. It shows Tiger Moth VH-DHK. It was built in 1940 and flew with the RAAF as A17-156, mainly in Western Australia. At present, it is based in Victoria with this nice tiger paint scheme. Repaint by Jan Kees Blom, based on...

This folder contains a repaint for Ant's DH-82 Tiger Moth Pro for P3DV4+. It shows SE-AMG, which was built in 1940 (c/n 84589) and flew with the RAF as T6122. After the war, it flew as G-ANTV, D-ECUR, OY-DET and is now flying in Sweden as SE-AMG. Repaint by Jan Kees Blom, based on the paint kit...

This folder contains a repaint for Ant's DH-82 Tiger Moth Pro for P3DV4+. It shows Tiger Moth G-AHOO. It was built in 1943 (c/n 86149) and is still airworthy in the UK. Repaint by Jan Kees Blom, based on the paint kit by Anthony Lynch.

This folder contains a repaint for Ant's DH-82 Tiger Moth Pro for P3DV4+. It shows Tiger Moth PH-TYG, which was built in 1939 and currently flies with the Historic Flight of the Royal Dutch Air Force, based in Gilze-Rijen. Repaint by Jan Kees Blom, based on the paint kit by Anthony Lynch.

This folder contains a repaint for Ant's DH-82 Tiger Moth Pro for P3DV4+. It shows Tiger Moth T-24 UR-! of the Belgian Air Force as it was displayed in the Royal Army Museum in Brussels. The aircraft is at present preserved in Florennes Air Base. This particular aircraft was originally RAF T7238...

This is repaint for DH.82A "Tiger Moth". Its a repaint of real reg. SP-YAA (T-7230). The plane T-7230 was born in 1940 and now is used by pilot and owner Jacek Mainka, based on Konstancin - Jeziorna, FS/ICAO code: PL077 (btw. this scenery is included in Warsaw X Drzewiecki Design package). The...

This folder contains a repaint for Ant's DH-82 Tiger Moth pro. It shows Tiger Moth DF112 (G-ANRM), c/n 85861, which is based in Duxford, where it is used for pleasure flights. Repaint by Jan Kees Blom, based on the paint kit by Anthony Lynch.

This is an updated paint for the Ant's Airplanes MSFS Tiger Moth as G-AGHY, for my money one of the cleanest and smartest Moths on the UK register. C/n 82292 was built in 1939 and served with the RAF as N9181. INSTALLATION Unzip the download, copy the 'Ants Tiger Moth G-AGHY' folder into your...

This is an updated repaint for the Ant's Airplanes Tiger Moth as DH82B Queen Bee G-BLUZ / LF858. The DH82B was a radio-controlled target tug that used the Tiger Moth's engine, tailplane, wings and landing gear but with a spruce and plywood-covered fuselage. The radio receiver and servos to...

This is an updated repaint for Ant's Tiger Moth as G-FCTK. C/N DHC883 was built by deHavilland Canada in 1941 and completed (or later fitted) with a sliding perspex canopy for cold-weather operation. After serving with the RCAF as 5084 and a spell on the Canadian civil register as CF-CTK, she...

This is an updated repaint of Norwegian DH82A Tiger Moth c/n 185, licence-built in 1934 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 -...

This is an updated repaint for Ant's Tiger Moth as Swedish DH82A (Sk11a) SE-BYL. C/n 73 was licence-built in 1937 and served with the Swedish Air Force in this cheerful pre-war hi-vis scheme wearing the serial FV533. The airframe became SE-BYL in 1953 and, despite a nasty landing accident in...

This is an updated repaint for the MSFS version of Ant's Tiger Moth as G-AHOO, a popular airshow performer in the UK. C/N 86149 was built in 1943 and served with the RAF as EM967. There are a few improvements, particularly the appearance of the silver-doped fabric, and I hope you like it...

This is an updated paint for Ant's Tiger Moth as PH-DLK. DH.82A Tiger Moth c/n 85030 was built by Morris Motors Ltd and served with the Fleet Air Arm as T6743. After WWII the aircraft was transferred to the South African Air Force and then joined the South African civil register as ZS-DLK. In...

This is an updated repaint for the MSFS version of Ant's Tiger Moth as G-AHLT. C/N 82247 was built in 1939 and served with the RAF as N9128. As G-AHLT she was involved in a nasty landing accident in the summer of 2012 - fortunately no-one was seriously injured but 'LT did not fly again until...

This is an updated repaint for DH82A Tiger Moth G-PWBE. C/N LES1 was built in 1959 by Lawrence Engineering Services in NSW, Australia. Lawrence assembled 11 DH82As between 1959-62 using reconditioned fuselages and spare parts from the Royal Australian Air Force, while the Gypsy engines were...