Details
Model Features:
Radar module
Avionics Bay (behind the cockpit)
Detail NLG wheel well.
Bulged tires
Positional flaps and slats
Engraving technology for crisp panel Laser engraving for superdetail
 
The "Vikings" were a famous West German NavalAviation (Marineflieger) flight demonstration team operating Lockheed F-104G Starfighters. Formed in 1983 with personnel and aircraft from Marinefliegergeschwader 2
(MFG 2) based in Eggebek, the two-ship team dazzled airshow audiences with breathtaking high-speed
routines.
While the team flew in standard tactical schemes for most of its career, 1986 brought a striking celebratory finish: the jets were repainted in a vibrant white, blue, and red livery representing the state colors of
Schleswig-Holstein. The Vikings completed five final demonstration displays in this iconic scheme before
disbanding alongside the retirement of the MFG 2 Starfighter fleet in 1986.
 

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Model Features:
Radar module
Avionics Bay (behind the cockpit)
Detail NLG wheel well.
Bulged tires
Positional flaps and slats
Engraving technology for crisp panel Laser engraving for superdetail
 
The "Vikings" were a famous West German NavalAviation (Marineflieger) flight demonstration team operating Lockheed F-104G Starfighters. Formed in 1983 with personnel and aircraft from Marinefliegergeschwader 2
(MFG 2) based in Eggebek, the two-ship team dazzled airshow audiences with breathtaking high-speed
routines.
While the team flew in standard tactical schemes for most of its career, 1986 brought a striking celebratory finish: the jets were repainted in a vibrant white, blue, and red livery representing the state colors of
Schleswig-Holstein. The Vikings completed five final demonstration displays in this iconic scheme before
disbanding alongside the retirement of the MFG 2 Starfighter fleet in 1986.