Classic British Flight Sim

There's a few UK register paints appearing over at Sim Outhouse now. Particularly nice is G-AMNN based at Shoreham ....

I see the paintkit for Ant's superb Tiger Moth Pro is now available. Personally I'd love to see some UK civil marks. Maybe its even time to learn to paint myself...?
https://www.antsairplanes.com/tigermothpro.html

Just noticed some more neat options on this. Click on the ASI and you get one of three types, click on the altimeter and you get two alternatives and with the RPM indicator you can set it so that your RPM needle is straight up at your ideal cruise speed... (Of course, this is all in the documentatio...

Couldn't agree more but for me the most impressive feature is the in-flight handling. Put some bank on and centralise the stick and it goes on turning. Stop it turning with a little opposite stick pressure. This is how I remember every small plane I ever flew in and very few flightsim versions - so ...

In the in-sim Pilots Handbook (Shift+3) there's a section marked "Sounds" with the option to mute all sounds (top line). It's probably worth checking that if you haven't already done so. I got mine from JF and the sounds in FS-X are fine....

Yess, it's very immersive. It took me about ten minutes of flying the demo to decide to buy it!

Now Has "Pro" Incarnation With Added Goodies

https://www.antsairplanes.com/tigermothpro.html

Looks like a great (payware) upgrade for one of my favorite free planes...

blanston12 wrote: ↑

05 Jun 2019, 06:42

Not a bad idea, but I suspect the TM will probably fit inside the 747.

Yes, I didn't really get the scale right!

There are always ways and means.....

I've always loved this shot of a T21 from 623 GS landing at Tangmere. https://i.imgur.com/EA1eiDD.jpg Pete Pete: I think this is a great pic too. It reminded me of the sensation of stopping in mid air when you pulled those spoilers open with a "clunk" and also of the much sexier sound of ...