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PostPosted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 12:04 pm
by Naki
Some shots of the Stampe (Belguims equivalent to the Tiger Moth), Jungmann (Germany's answer to the Tiger Moth) and the Tiger Moth itself. All pictured in British regos - now I know this is pictured in NZ but the Tiger Club members from the UK often ship some of their aircraft here in the summer months and I have seen a Britsh Tiger Club Jungmann here along with the usual Tiger Moths and other Moths such as Leopard Moths.

While they may look similar they handle quite different (and this is echoed in the sim models). The Jungmann handles like a hyperactive sports car (the Pitts Special of the 30s perhaps), the Stampe like a decent handling saloon car and the Tiger Moth like a van - if the Jungmann and the Stampe were built in Britain I am sure they would of been more popular than the Tiger Moth......

I was trying to get a decent formation shot of all three but it didnt really work out...

Stampe and Tiger Moth






Jungmann and Stampe

PostPosted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 12:50 pm
by Charl
Keep the rest - I am a Jungman convert biggrin.gif
Nasty old Swastika though, is that an authentic paint?

PostPosted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 1:16 pm
by Naki
Yep I'm a Jungmann convert - when is somebody going to import one into NZ? Theres a Stampe based in Masterton which arrived this year.

The repaint is genuine. See here

PostPosted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 2:01 pm
by Bazza
Nice stuff Paul. I would go for the Jungmanns too, very pretty and a nice job on the livery as well....more my vintage biggrin.gif

Is it available...? or are you keeping it to yourself winkyy.gif

PostPosted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 3:27 pm
by Naki
Hi Barry

The Jungmann etc are all available on Avsim. The original site (the developers) where it was available is no longer around

heres the file name

Filename: buecker_131_v.2.zip
License: Freeware, limited distribution
Added: 22nd February 2008
Downloads: 3663
Author: O.Fischer
Size: 18144kb

The Jungmann repaint file name

Filename: jngmnjal.zip
License: Freeware
Added: 2nd January 2006
Downloads: 845
Author: John Terrell
Size: 1931kb

The Stampe

Filename: stampe_classic_v1.1.zip
License: Freeware
Added: 18th April 2004
Downloads: 4350
Author: Alayn Gourio
Size: 11348kb

..and the repaint for the Stampe

Filename: tigerstampe.zip
License: Freeware
Added: 11th May 2004
Downloads: 697
Author: Andy Ashwin
Size: 1456kb

PostPosted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 3:33 pm
by Bazza
Thanks for that Paul, that'll be my next project.

If I put the fan on I can simulate the wind in my hair and the singing of the wires......why would anyone want to sim in Airliners,
said he with tongue firmly in cheek. plane.gif

PostPosted: Sat Oct 18, 2008 10:42 am
by K5054NZ
There IS a Jungmann in NZ! The owner just needs to find time from his commercial flying to rebuild it!

When was there a Jungmann flying here? I don't recall seeing any pics or reading anything about it....? Paul?

BTW great shots! Biplanes are such fun in FS! Is that the JF Tiger?

PostPosted: Sat Oct 18, 2008 5:42 pm
by Naki
K5054NZ wrote:
QUOTE (K5054NZ @ Oct 18 2008, 11:42 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
There IS a Jungmann in NZ! The owner just needs to find time from his commercial flying to rebuild it!

When was there a Jungmann flying here? I don't recall seeing any pics or reading anything about it....? Paul?

BTW great shots! Biplanes are such fun in FS! Is that the JF Tiger?


Great love to see a Jungmann in NZ again!

Have some pics of the one I saw at Tauranga but unfortunately it is not digital and I dont have a scanner but found this pic which is almost the same as one of my pics. It was Sportavex 2004 - was here on Tiger Club visit I think

Bazza wrote:
QUOTE (Bazza @ Oct 17 2008, 04:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Thanks for that Paul, that'll be my next project.

If I put the fan on I can simulate the wind in my hair and the singing of the wires......why would anyone want to sim in Airliners,
said he with tongue firmly in cheek. plane.gif



Remember your scarf and goggles!

PostPosted: Sat Oct 18, 2008 6:08 pm
by K5054NZ
Fantastic! Consider my knowledge increased! Thanks for the link.....and, again, for the screenies!