Pe Reivers has a point however it depends on "How High Up" you have to keep the nose. You can't land whit the nose down or level on any aircraft, sim, model or real plane. Nose attitude helps control air speed on landing. Too high and you lose airspeed, too low and you can land too fast, drop like a rock from the lost airspeed and or tear up you prop. Flaps create more lift to compensate for reduction in airspeed allowing you to keep the nose lower. But if you don't have flaps you need to keep the nose higher than normal.