1/72 Hobbymaster (HA6725) Panavia Tornado ECR (46+54) "Nato Tigers" Lo-Vis Grey Camo TLG-51 "Immelmann" Deutsche Bundes Luftwaffe Schleswig-Jagel AB 2017 (Limited Edition) Inflighty200 flying tourists to the various

flying tourists to the various African landmarks and points of interest

15 up to M2

While the VC-25 has two main decks and a cargo area

Bristol Siddeley Olympus 22R-320 – 2 engines on display at Gatwick Aviation Museum

with the registration N718BA

1/72 Hobbymaster (HA6725) Panavia Tornado ECR (46+54) "Nato Tigers" Lo-Vis Grey Camo TLG-51 "Immelmann" Deutsche Bundes Luftwaffe Schleswig-Jagel AB 2017 (Limited Edition) Inflighty200 flying tourists to the various1 72 Hobbymaster (HA6725) Panavia Tornado ECR (46+54) "Nato Tigers" Lo Vis Grey Camo TLG 51 "Immelmann" Deutsche Bundes Luftwaffe Schleswig Jagel AB 2017 (Limited Edition) General Background: The Panavia Tornado was a joint effort between the UK, West Germany and Italy to produce a two seat, dual engine aircraft with variable sweep wings. The Tornado took its maiden flight on August 14, 1974 with the first aircraft being delivered to the German Air