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A free demo of this beautiful biplane is available to download from Just Flight.

Just Flight’s recently-released Tiger Moth is already proving a big hit with virtual pilots who want to feel the wind in their wires. For anyone who wants to try the wood and canvas experience on their PC there is now a great time-limited demo of the Tiger Moth available from here

It’s a fabulous aircraft to fly and the award-winning development team at Aeroplane Heaven have used their skills to give Flight Simulator X and FS2004 pilots the chance to go solo in a Tiger Moth.

The full package includes three different Tiger Moths – RAF and RAAF trainers, civilian aircraft and the glass-canopied D.H.82C from the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum. Different variants of these types provide the armchair aviator with a choice of eight different aircraft.

•The aircraft models are near-exact replicas of their real counterparts and have been authenticated by the de Havilland Moth Club and the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum.

•Accuracy extends to replicating changes in individual aircraft specifications such as autoslats, engine cowls or lights.

•Special night lighting effects in Flight Simulator X.

•Highly accurate flight modelling replicates the correct airframe performance, stall moments and flying behaviour.

•The aircraft feature full virtual front and rear cockpits, opening access doors, functioning rear luggage hatch, animated engines behind animated cowling panels, animated blind flying hood, working ‘windy’ airspeed indicator, animated control wires, pilot figures… the list goes on!

•The D.H.82A variant includes a paint kit so that users can repaint their own aircraft using a suitable graphics program.