SEPECAT Jaguar in detail , Welcome on www pages devoted to the British version of strike aircraft SEPECAT Jaguar. Single seat all-weather attack aircraft RAF Jaguar GR3A is single-seat attack and reconnaissance aircraft. Jaguar is the oldest of the RAF's frontline jets, arrived in 1974 (Jaguar GR1). Based on RAF Coltishall in Norfolk until April 01, 2006.
The Jaguar is expected to be operational until at least 2007.
Plastic model kit by: Airfix, Heller, Hasegawa, Italeri, Matchbox, Tamiya in 1:72,1:48,1:144 scale.

Jaguar 6sq upside down at Machynlleth Loop

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Photo taken by Frosted Peppercorn
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(2480 x 1705px)

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Jaguar QinetiQ XZ117 ES

Photo by PhoenixFlyer2008

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1600 x 1067px	3504 x 2336px

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June 30, 2000 Coltishall

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Jaguar 54sq XZ364 GJ	Jaguar 41sq XZ113 FD
Jaguar 54sq XX720 GB	Jaguar 6sq XX112 EA

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Review by Kevin Ronayne on http://www.fortunecity.com/meltingpot/

This weapons set was issued around ten years ago. Like the Buccaneer kit, it is not currently a ‘live’ Airfx item, but you might still find it if you’re lucky. It is the only 1/72 weapon set that I know of that deals mainly with RAF aircraft – the Hasegawa modern weapons sets seem to be all US-centric. The Airfix set includes most weapons used on British jets over the last 25 years (regardless of where the weapons came from). Many of these are usable on US jets as well, and the instructions include a table indicating what stores can be used with what Airfix 1/72 scale jet kits (British, European and American aircraft). Some ’standard’ items such as general-purpose bombs or rocket pods are excluded, as a ready supply of these can probably be built up with spares from a whole range of kits.

The general quality of the set is very good – every item has a detailed painting guide and decal set, and many of the missiles and bombs have some or all of their fins supplied as photo-etched parts. Obviously, for some stores, the paint scheme may differ depending on the circumstances. For anyone wondering about what the set has to offer, here is a list of the contents: