The Tiger Moth! Your comment brought memories of my dad. Before he married in the thirties, Dad took flying lessons and the AC was a Tiger Moth. One day, he took off with his instructor from CYHU St-Hubert, then Montreal’s only airport, for a training flight west of the city. Weather forecasts were not as good then and they encountered a snow storm. With visibility deteriorating, the instructor decided to land on a snow-covered river. The landing was fine (skis attached to the main gear, I suppose) but the aircraft’s wing then struck a large rock that was not visible because of the snow. The Moth was destroyed but nobody was hurt. Dad somehow got hold of the prop and he later mounted it on a wall in our home’s vestibule. I wish I still had that old prop.
Speaking of older aircraft, I flew a Republic SeaBee in FSX as it reminded me of several flights I enjoyed with a friend who owned that amphibian in the seventies. I must check and see if I can find a similar AC in the MS20 availability.