This one?
Here’s the real thing:
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Is it just me, or does she have to little parasitic drag? She seems to decend at a too shallow angle, and float too much I think 
I’m happy to report that this indeed fixed the milkiness of the gauge glass. Now it looks great and contrasty, and only a bit milky when the sunlight hits it directly, which is realistic of course.
Shadows
Sunlight
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spaceweevil uploaded LN-KFT #169 on sim-outhouse, would that be OK?
Meanwhile, I painted I-GATO:
gato(004) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr
gato(002) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr
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You can of course wind up the “wear and tear” slider in game settings to get more parasitic drag.
It cruises on the numbers - whch isn’t necessarily a good indicator because it can do that by lacking drag and power, but it also seems to climb on the numbers too, which is a positive indicator of power/thrust being in the right area.Of course once again it’s not a guarantee.
There are real life Tiger pilots flying it, what do you guys think?
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Registered, downloaded and about to check out. Thanks for the heads-up!
I found out there are some errors in the I-GATO paint, I hope to come with an update in a few days
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Thanks for putting out the Tiger Moth! I’m having a lot of fun with it so far, and it’s a great addition to my growing stable of biplanes. It really looks great from both the external view and in the cockpit, and it has a lot of fun extra features like the removeable cowling and the opening side-doors.
I was wondering if it was possible to add the ability to control the Auto Slots Lock lever with the game’s flaps axis control? I know that it’s effectively a binary on/off switch, but I don’t have flaps keys on my throttle HOTAS, only the flaps axis. For a similar example, the Flying Iron Spitfire IX lets you control the up/down flaps toggle lever with the flaps axis (0-50% for down, 51%-100% for up).
Thanks!
Can I ask which paint kit you are using for the reskins? Assume you’re using the old FSX one and upscaling some of the textures as I can’t find a paint-kit for the MSFS version (I might just be being dim). I fancy having a go at a repaint for the Tiger Moth at my local airfield 
You can download a paintkit on this page https://www.antsairplanes.com/msfstigermoth.html
Great, thankyou - so it is the FSX version 
Sorry linked the wrong page at first but now pointing at the actual MSFS product page!
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IGATO04 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr
I’ve updated I-GATO, just download again
IGATO06 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr
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and this one will come hopefully soon:
ANSX06 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr
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With the availability of the new paintkit, I decided to try a paint too…featuring an Irish aircraft, EI-AHI
Available at Flightsim.to
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Any of these repaints able to add paint chips and scratches… Or any textures at all. As this lovely plane is seriously lacking any. It’s the only part I don’t like. Even brand new from a factory isn’t like this. It immediately kills the realism.
I added some subtle scratching to the engine covers, however the airframe itself is covered by a fabric over round steel and wood frame.
EI-AHI is kept pretty immaculate, and another Irish Tiggie has just completed a restoration locally, and it too is immaculate. The owners /operators tend to lavish lots of love on these aircraft.
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I’ve flown in two Tiger Moths in my life, and both looked pristine. A lot of TLC goes into these aircraft.
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