The Tornado is one of the most important NATO combat aircraft and with its modern electronics and outstanding flying characteristics it forms the backbone of the European air defences. The sphere of application of this fighter-bomber includes offensive air support for land forces, containment of the battlefield and attack against enemy air forces on the ground and in the air. On 22.7.1958 the first Federal German flying unit, 31 Fighter Bomber Squadron went into service. For the 50th anniversary in 2008 a Tornado was given a spectacular special livery and the nickname "Pride of Boelcke". In addition to the Boelcke image the name and a Fokker D.VIII were depicted on the Tornado.
Original Airbrush & Design: Louis du Chateau, Frank Nerstheimer, Maj. "BoBo" Heinrichs
Eén uitvoering mogelijk;
- German Luftwaffe Tornado IDS 43#65 50th Anniversary Boelcke JaBoG 31, Nörvenich.
Aantal onderdelen; 133 stuks.
Afmetingen;
- Lang; 243 mm.
- Spanwijdte; 201 mm.
Model-details:
- Recessed panel lines and authentic surface details
- Detailed cockpit with finely incised and embossed instrument panel
- Detailed ejector seats with many structural features
- Detailed landing gear and bay
- Movable variable geometry wings
- Detailed engine exhaust nozzle
- Separate air brake flaps, optionally open
- Two wing tanks
- In-flight refuelling probe optionally extended or retracted
- Two detailed AIM-9L Sidewider missiles
- One ECM pod and one BOZ 101 pod
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