Panavia Tornado IDS & GR.1 Model Kit – Legendary Air Superiority in Scale
Recreate one of Europe’s most versatile and iconic fighter jets with this highly detailed Panavia Tornado IDS & GR.1 model kit. Featuring the innovative variable-sweep wing design and historically accurate markings, this kit is a must-have for ambitious modelers and aviation enthusiasts alike.
Special Features
- Authentic Swivel Wings: Precisely engineered wing mechanism for multiple flight configurations
- Detailed Cockpit: Realistic instrument panels and pilot seats
- True-to-Life Surface: Finely engraved panel lines and surface textures
- Two Historical Variants: Panavia Tornado IDS 43+71, MFG 1, Marineflieger (1984) | Panavia Tornado GR.1 ZA590 'E', No. 9 Squadron, RAF (1982)
- Versatile Armament Options: Includes realistic loadouts for each variant
Scope of Delivery
- High-quality injection-molded plastic parts
- Illustrated, multilingual building instructions with color guidance
- Decal sheets for two authentic versions
The kit’s thoughtful design makes assembly accessible even for less experienced modelers. Precisely manufactured parts ensure a seamless build, while detailed instructions guide you step by step to a professional-quality finished model.
Historical BackgroundDeveloped in a joint effort by Germany, Britain, and Italy, the Panavia Tornado revolutionized military aviation in the 1970s. Its variable-sweep wing allowed for a unique combination of short takeoff capability, high-speed low-level flight, and efficient cruise performance. The IDS (Interdiction/Strike) variant was optimized for air-to-ground missions, while the GR.1 served as a multipurpose fighter for the RAF. Today, the Tornado remains a symbol of modern European aviation engineering and operational excellence.
At Aerobertics
At Aerobertics, we believe model building is more than a hobby—it’s a journey through aviation history. Every kit combines precision, authenticity, and inspiration, allowing you to recreate legendary aircraft while enjoying the craft of modeling. Build your Panavia Tornado and bring a milestone of European aviation to life on your table.
