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Ever wondered if you can maintain a de Havilland aircraft from the comfort of your gaming chair? In this fun and slightly chaotic video, we step outside the museum and into the virtual hangar—searching for de Havilland aircraft in flight sims and mechanic games on Steam!

From the legendary DCS Mosquito (which sadly won’t run well on my Linux pc) to a vintage aircraft maintenance sim with Tiger Moths, Mosquitos, and more, we dive into how these classic planes are represented in the gaming world. Is it realistic? Is it fun? And can a total amateur successfully diagnose a Gipsy engine fault in the rain?

Along the way, we get hands-on with simulated Merlin engines, poke around under the cowls, and discover just how fiddly a UI can really be. It’s a mix of gameplay, real aircraft insights, and the usual de Havilland appreciation—with a touch of British sarcasm and the occasional tea break.

💻 Featuring:
– The Tiger Moth and DH Mosquito in vintage game detail
– Aircraft maintenance gameplay (with mixed results)
– Commentary from the de Havilland Aircraft Museum team
– A lighthearted review from a non-gamer aircraft nerd

If you're a vintage aviation enthusiast, museum regular, or just curious about old planes in video games—this one’s for you!

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