[mhackl]

All images posted are for the collector’s benefit and may not be reproduced for commercial use without the written consent of On Mark International, Inc. USA

AA36402 NEW!
Eurofighter Typhoon T.l
29(R) Squadron, RAF Coningsby, Lincs. 2006
A 1/72nd Scale Diecast model from the Corgi Classics RAF Trainers Series


The Typhoon is an agile, single seat, multi-role aircraft optimized for high altitude supersonic air combat but also capable of operating at much lower levels in the air to-ground roles. It is built by a four-nation consortium comprised of companies from the UK, Germany, Italy and Spain. The state-of-the art aircraft is set to be the RAF's major front-line type for many years to come, replacing the RAF's Tornado F3 fighters and Jaguar fighter-bombers in front-line service. One major advantage of the aircraft over current types is its ability to undertake 'swing role' missions. For these, the Typhoon can be equipped to undertake both air-to-air and air-to-ground Advanced Short-Range Air-to-Air Missiles (ASRAAMs), 4 x Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles (AMRAAMs) whilst simultaneously carrying air-to-surface ordnance which could include Laser Guided Bombs (Paveway 2 and 3 or Enhanced Paveway), Brimstone anti-armour weapon, Storm Shadow cruise missiles and Air Launched Anti-Radiation Missiles (ALARMS), the aircraft packs a mighty punch. Ultimately, Meteor, a combination of rocket and air-breathing technology, will replace AMRAAM as Typhoon's primary long range air-to-air missile. The operational conversion unit, No 29 (Reserve) Squadron began reforming on Typhoon in late 2003 at Warton, Lancs and has since moved to their permanent base at RAF Coningsby, Lincs. The initial batch of two-seat aircraft are Typhoon Tls, while the single-seater is Typhoon F2.

[mhackl]

All images posted are for the collector’s benefit and may not be reproduced for commercial use without the written consent of On Mark International, Inc. USA

AA36402 NEW!
Eurofighter Typhoon T.l
29(R) Squadron, RAF Coningsby, Lincs. 2006
A 1/72nd Scale Diecast model from the Corgi Classics RAF Trainers Series

[Spinnaker]

Sorry, don't mean to be a "Stickler" again, but.... huh???

Originally Posted by mhackl

The operational conversion unit, No 29 (Reserve) Squadron began missionsin a single sortie, switching reforming on Typhoon in late 2003 at between the two separate attack modes in Warton, Lancs and has since moved to flight, something not possible with a their permanent base at RAF Coningsby, Tornado GR4 for example. And with nine Lincs. The initial batch of two-seat aircraft underwing weapon-mounting points, are Typhoon Tls, while the single-seater is Typhoon can be equipped with 2 x the Typhoon F2.

[mhackl]

All images posted are for the collector’s benefit and may not be reproduced for commercial use without the written consent of On Mark International, Inc. USA

AA36402 NEW!
Eurofighter Typhoon T.l
29(R) Squadron, RAF Coningsby, Lincs. 2006
A 1/72nd Scale Diecast model from the Corgi Classics RAF Trainers Series

[mhackl]

Originally Posted by Spinnaker

Sorry, don't mean to be a "Stickler" again, but.... huh???

Aside from the occasional typo, all of the information came directly from the packaging.

[mhackl]

Ok, I see what your talking about. That was wierd, it looks as if my OCR software made a few mistakes. However, it looks like theres plenty of errors in the original copy too.

[Prowlus]

Wonder why the T.1A gpt fuel tanks but the F.2 didn't?

[SKUNKY]

It kind of reminds me of when the Chinese translate stuff into English......Hey! ...maybe that's it....

[flaps]

Thanks for the pics, they look awesome. I got one of these already and it looks good in my Jet Display.

Flaps

[b-huj]

Originally Posted by SKUNKY

It kind of reminds me of when the Chinese translate stuff into English......Hey! ...maybe that's it....

Go to hell and rot you filthy....skunk
I am Chinese and I don't write that Corg-glish!
(or do I?!)