The Gripen multirole fighter aircraft, developed by Saab, was first flown in December 1988 and entered operational service with the Swedish Air Force in 1997. It is planned that the Gripen will replace all current variants of the Viggen and Draken combat aircraft.
Gripen has been developed by an industrial consortium consisting of Saab, Saab Microwave Systems (formerly Ericsson), Volvo Aero Corporation, Saab Avitronics and FFV Aerotech. A joint venture company, Gripen International, has been set up by Saab and BAE Systems to market the Gripen for export markets. BAE Systems is building the main landing gear unit and wing attachment unit.
JAS 39A is the single-seater version of the Gripen. A two-seater JAS 39B operational trainer variant of Gripen is available. The JAS 39B is equipped with the same avionics and weapons suite as the JAS 39A, with the exception of the gun.
Twee uitvoeringen mogelijk;
- Swedish Air Force, Wing F 7.
- Swedish Air Force, Develpment A/C.
Modelmaster verf omgenummerd naar Humbrol verf:
Versie A & B
- 1405 HB 53 Metallic Gunmetal
- 1503 HB 19 Gloss Bright red
- 1524 HB 2 Gloss Emerald Green
- 1548 HB 11 Metallic Silver
- 1711 HB 155 Matt Olive Drab
- 1721 HB 145 Matt Medium Grey
- 1728 HB 127 Satin US Light Gosht Grey
- 1745 HB 22 Gloss White
- 1749 HB 33 Matt Black
