Revell Panavia Tornado ECR Tigermeet 2018 (1:72)

Included

Plastic model, decals and instructions.

The package does not contain glue, brushes, paints or other accessories.

Description

Plastic model Revell 03880 - Tornado ECR aircraft in 1:72 scale for gluing. The kit contains 155 pieces, wingspan 201 mm, difficulty 4.

A model of the Tornado ECR aircraft of the TLwG 51 squadron, which caused a real upheaval with it at the TigerMeet meeting in Posen in 2018.

• Guided missiles HARM
• Radar
• Detailed cockpit
• Detailed chassis
• Movable wings with variable geometry
• Two wing fuel tanks
• In-flight refueling probe
• Guided missiles AIM-9L Sidewinder
• Amazing decals with great decorative elements

Template information:

The Panavia Tornado is a family of twin-engine, changeable wing geometry multi-role fighters, jointly developed and manufactured in Italy, the United Kingdom and West Germany. There are three primary variants of the Tornado: the IDS fighter-bomber (interdictor / strike), the Tornado ECR enemy air defense suppression (electronic combat / reconnaissance) and the Tornado ADV fighter (air defense variant).

Electronic Combat / Reconnaissance (ECR), operated by Germany and Italy, is a Tornado variant dedicated to enemy air defense missions (SEADs). It was first delivered on May 21, 1990. ECR has sensors to detect radar use and is equipped with AGM-88 HARM anti-radiation missiles. The Italian Tornado differs from Luftwaffe aircraft in that it lacks built-in reconnaissance capabilities and uses RecceLite reconnaissance pads. Furthermore, only ECR engines from the Luftwaffe are equipped with the RB199 Mk.105 engine, which has a higher traction power. The Germans do not have a cannon. The RAF used a version of IDS in the role of SEAD instead of ECR ​​and also modified several of its Tornado F.3s to take on missions.

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