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Tiger Moth Project For Sale: “Complete Aircraft, Parts Meticulously Restored”

A 1938 Tiger Moth project has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

1938 Tiger Moth for re-construction. Complete aircraft, dis-assembled and all parts meticulously restored. (engine still needs a rebuild). Fabulous history researched in detail by the previous owner/restorer, too much to list here. Ready for reconstruction, currently in secure storage in Worcestershire (UK)

The aircraft is currently available for £30,000. Click here to check out the eBay listing.

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1957 De Havilland DH82A Tiger Moth (Jackaroo) For Sale: “Restored, Always Hangared”

A 1957 de Havilland DH82A Tiger Moth (Jackaroo) has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

For sale, Thruxton Jackaroo, registration G-AOEX, which is the ‘Series 1’ prototype from a modified DH82A Tiger Moth. The Jackaroo was developed at Thruxton aerodrome in Hampshire to create a four-seat cabin biplane, using war surplus Tiger Moth air frames. Two prototypes were built at Thruxton in 1956; G-AOEX was finished as a standard four-seater with cabin and known as a Series 1. It was test flown by Lt-Cdr Pat Shea-Simonds on March 2, 1957. Following the flight of the first prototype in March 1957, a total of nineteen aircraft were converted, three for use as crop sprayers”. G-AOEX is 1 of only 5 that are airworthy today. Restoration was complete December 22, will come with a new ‘Permit to Fly’ issued by the LAA and very low flying hours since restoration complete. Formally owned and operated by the Wiltshire School of Flying, still in WSF red and silver colours. Aircraft has always been hangered during ownership (since 1985)

The aircraft is located in Basingstoke, United Kingdom and is currently being offered for £58,000 Click here to check out the listing on eBay.

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ICM Releases New Tool 1/32 DH.82A Tiger Moth Kit

ICM has released their new tool DH.82A Tiger Moth model kit in 1/32 scale.

As previously reported, the kit (32035) is produced using “100% new molds” and includes a highly detailed engine and cockpit interior as well as marking options for two machines. Liveries represent machines operating with 25 (Polish) EFTS in the summer of 1944, and 3 Squadron Flight Training Squadron at RAF Grantham in 1938.

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“100% New Molds:” ICM to Release New Tool, 1/32 DH.82A Tiger Moth Kit

ICM has announced the upcoming release of a new tool DH.82A Tiger Moth model kit in 1/32 scale.

The offering (32035) will reportedly be produced using “100% new molds” and include a highly detailed engine and cockpit interior as well as marking options for two machines. It is currently slated for release on December 20.

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Silver Wings Releases New Tool 1/32 Tiger Moth Model Kit

Silver Wings has released their new tool, resin De Havilland D.H.82A Tiger Moth model kit in 1/32 scale.

The model appears to include photo etched details and marking options for six machines, including MO-159, LeLv26, Finnish Air Force, 1943; PG-712/2, Royal Netherlands Air Force, 1946; N6919/36, probably of No 1 EFTS, RAF, 1940; G-ACDA, De Havilland School of Flying, Hatfield, 1933; DE745, assigned to the 353rd Fighter Group, USAAF Station 366 (RAF Metfield), September 1943 and R4922, used by 7 Elementary Flying Training School, Desford and Braunstone, 1939-1945.

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Airfix Releases New Tool 1/48 DH Tiger Moth Model Kit

Airfix has released its new tool DH Tiger Moth model kit in 1/48 scale.

As previously reported, The kit (A04104) was developed to be “as accurate as possible,” utilizing original research data and engineering drawings as well as information gathered from an airworthy Tiger Moth at Headcorn Aerodrome. It also incorporates a “clever design feature” for builders looking to achieve maximum detail:

The wing internals have tiny and rather discrete indentations which serve as a guide to the placement of rigging holes, should you decide to go for total authenticity with your build, holes which are not visible if you elect not to rig the model.

The new model reportedly includes livery options representing K-2585/G-ANKT (formerly T6818), owned and operated by The Shuttleworth Collection and K-4259/G-ANMO, based at Headcorn Aerodrome.

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First Look: Airfix’s Upcoming New Tool 1/48 DH Tiger Moth

Airfix has released a number of new photos showing their upcoming new tool de Havilland D.H.82a Tiger Moth in 1/48 scale.

The kit (A04104) was developed to be “as accurate as possible,” utilizing original research data and engineering drawings as well as information gathered from an airworthy Tiger Moth at Headcorn Aerodrome. It will also incorporate a “clever design feature” for builders looking to acheive maximum detail:

The wing internals have tiny and rather discrete indentations which serve as a guide to the placement of rigging holes, should you decide to go for total authenticity with your build, holes which are not visible if you elect not to rig the model.

The new model will reportedly include to livery options representing K-2585/G-ANKT (formerly T6818), owned and operated by The Shuttleworth Collection and K-4259/G-ANMO, based at Headcorn Aerodrome. The new kit is currently available for pre-order and is expected to be released this spring. Click below to check out additional photos.

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First Look: Airfix’s Upcoming 1/48 Tiger Moth Model Kit

Airfix has shared an update on their upcoming new tool de Havilland Tiger Moth model kit in 1/48 scale.

The kit used the company’s 1/72 Tiger Moth released in 2014 as a starting point and utilized “a mass of research data which had been gathered in support of the earlier project,” including “all the CAD files and individual component drawings.”

The recent update includes a first look at the new kit’s initial test frames, which are described as “the very first components to be produced from the new tooling blocks” and therefore “subject to alteration.” It also includes a look at the first build from the new parts. A few features are also mentioned, including a representation of the blind flying hood which was fitted to the rear cockpit of the aircraft and anti-spin strakes on either side of the fuselage.

The new kit (A04104) is slated for release sometime this autumn and is currently available for pre-order. Click below to check out additional images.

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