This is a fictional RCMP repaint of the freeware Tiger Moth developed by Warwick Carter and Garry Smith for FS2004 ACOF. Ir requires prior installation of the original aircraft. The necessary files are available from http://www.gjsmith.net/Textures/tigermoth.htm

INSTALLATION:

STEP 1:
Download and install the freeware Tiger Moth.

STEP 2:
Back up the aircraft.cfg file installed with the "Tiger-Moth".

Step 3:
Copy/paste the texture folder "texture.RCMP" that you downloaded with this ReadMe into the "Tiger-Moth" folder that was created in your FS9 "aircraft" folder when you installed the airplane.

STEP 4:
Open the aircraft.cfg file installed with the "Tiger-Moth" and copy/paste the following text at the end of the variants list. Change the "N" in "fltsim.N" to the next sequential number.

[fltsim.N]
title=RCMP 70th Anniversary
sim=Tiger
model=
panel=
sound=
texture=RCMP
prop_anim_ratio=.5
kb_checklists =DH82_check
kb_reference =DH82_ref
ui_manufacturer=de Havilland
ui_type=AussieTiger
ui_variation=RCMP
atc_heavy=0
atc_id=C-GMPT
atc_airline=
atc_flight_number=
visual_damage=1
description=de Havilland DH82a Biplane for Fs2004 ACOF RCMP Air Services 70th Anniversary Edition - Aircraft by Warwick Carter - Base textures by Garry J. Smith. RCMP textures by Randy L. Whynacht. Created for the films "Mountie Tiger" and "Rebels Without a Flight Plan".

STEP 5:
Go and fly!

CREDITS:
These textures are loosely based on the 70th Anniversary paint scheme of the Viking deHavilland Turbo Beaver acquired by RCMP Air Services in 2007.

"Attitude Adjstment From Above" nose art created by Randy L. Whynacht using the original "Head Smack" art from RareAviation.com

These textures are offered as freeware for personal use but remain the intellectual property of Randy L. Whynacht and Golden Mountain Dog Solutions. They are not to be distributed or uploaded to any other website without my express written permission, but that permission is hereby granted without restriction of any kind to Warwick Carter and Garry J. Smith.

Randy L. Whynacht
7 February 2010
randy@gmds.ca