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Panavia Tornado GR1A - ZA371/C - RAF No.II(AC) Sqn

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Términos y condiciones
Grantía de devolución de 30 días
Envío: 2-3 días laborables

This exceptional CORGI Aviation Archive 1:48 scale diecast model brings the legendary Panavia Tornado GR1A to collectors seeking an authentic piece of Cold War military aviation history. Ready to display straight from the box, this striking replica captures the distinctive winter camouflage scheme worn during Norwegian Arctic operations in 1995. With meticulous attention to detail and premium diecast metal construction, this model represents one of the most visually impressive Tornado variants ever deployed.

Key Features

Ready to display straight from the box with included stand

Authentic 1:48 scale diecast metal construction

Distinctive winter camouflage scheme from 1995 Norwegian deployment

Rotatable propeller for dynamic display options

Historically accurate markings and details

History

Tracing its lineage to the formation of the Royal Flying Corps at Farnborough in May 1912, No.II(AC) Squadron holds the distinction of being both the most senior squadron in the Royal Air Force and the world's first fixed-wing aircraft unit. Known as 'Shiny Two', the squadron became the first British unit to cross the Channel at the start of the Great War, developing expertise in aerial reconnaissance and Army cooperation that would define its role throughout decades of service.

The squadron's impressive 27-year association with the Panavia Tornado began in 1988, operating the type through some of the final chapters of the Cold War. During this period, the most visually striking aircraft were those adorned with temporary winter camouflage for Arctic operations in Norway. These combined defence and readiness exercises brought together aircraft from multiple nations to demonstrate capabilities against potential Eastern Bloc threats in the high north of Europe.

The Tornado GR.1A represented a dedicated reconnaissance platform, comprising 16 converted GR.1 airframes and 14 newly constructed aircraft. ZA371/C exemplified the squadron's operational readiness during the 1995 Norwegian deployment, when these distinctively camouflaged Tornados proved their worth in challenging Arctic conditions.

Contenido

Die-Cast Model with Display Stand

Especificaciones

Escala 1:48
Longitud sin embalaje (cm) 33
Altura sin embalaje (cm) 12
Anchura sin embalaje (cm) 29
Acabado Painted