HMH Publications DH-005 Aircraft in Detail: Panavia Tornado (English Version)

HMH Publications DH-005 Aircraft in Detail: Panavia Tornado (English Version) is an exceptionally detailed monograph of the legendary multirole aircraft Panavia Tornado, belonging to the prestigious Duke Hawkins "Aircraft in Detail" series. This softcover book contains 116 pages in a square 240 x 240 mm format. Each page is printed on the highest quality paper, ensuring durability and outstanding clarity of photos and technical drawings.

• Product category: Modeling publication, reference book
• Language: English
• Volume: 116 pages, soft cover
• Format: 240 x 240 mm
• Paper type: High-quality art paper
• Subject: Panavia Tornado – a detailed photographic guide to all variants, with particular emphasis on the Tornado ADV – F.3 (14 pages dedicated to this version)

The book offers an in-depth description of the Panavia Tornado – an aircraft developed in cooperation between the United Kingdom, West Germany, and Italy in the early 1970s. The history of the Tornado covers the Cold War period and modern times. The aircraft served, among others, in the Royal Air Force, Luftwaffe, Aeronautica Militare, as well as in the Saudi Air Force. It was intensively used during Operation "Desert Storm", the Balkan conflicts, and in Afghanistan. The book discusses the most important aspects of the design, armament, and operation of both the fighter-bomber GR.1/IDS and the interceptor ADV – F.3 variants.

"Aircraft in Detail: Panavia Tornado" is an invaluable source of knowledge for aircraft modelers and aviation history enthusiasts. The publication contains hundreds of photos (including detail shots of the fuselage, cockpit, landing gear, and armaments), technical drawings, and cross-sections, making it an excellent reference material for building plastic and resin models in popular scales such as 1/72, 1/48, or 1/32.

The book is perfect for both advanced modelers and those building their first Tornado model. Historians and collectors will also appreciate it. We rate the publication at difficulty level 1 – it requires no modeling skills and serves as a reference material.

We recommend this book to every aviation and modeling enthusiast seeking authentic, high-quality photos and reliable technical descriptions that allow for the recreation of every detail of the iconic Panavia Tornado.