The Tiger Moth D.H.82A and Stearman (Boeing) Model 75 aircraft were single-engine biplanes that had
good flight performance combined with a relatively simple design. Produced in large quantities (Tiger
Moth D.H.82A - about 8,000 examples, Stearman (Boeing) Model 75 - about 10,000), they were very
popular, they could be seen in different areas of the globe - from North America to the Far East. A
number of Tiger Moth D.H.82A and Stearman Model 75s continue to fly today, remaining in private
ownership or flying clubs. They also appeared in works of art and films, in particular, they became
prototypes of airplanes from the famous film "The English Patient". The scenes of flights against the
background of the Sahara desert in North Africa were remembered by many for their expressiveness,
the Tiger Moth D.H.82A and the Stearman Model 75 perfectly coped with their role. The multi-award
winning film allows you to enjoy the scenes with these simple and perfect planes.
