Master AM-72-019 Panavia Tornado Pitot Tube & Angle Of Attack probes 1:72

Master AM-72-019 Panavia Tornado Pitot Tube & Angle Of Attack probes is a set of high-class modeling accessories dedicated to all 1:72 scale models of the Panavia Tornado fighter jet. This product has been developed by the renowned company Master, well-known for its precise metal details for plastic models.

Technical information and set contents

• Scale: 1:72
• Material: precisely turned brass
• Contents: metal Pitot tube and two Angle of Attack probes
• Recommended for use with any 1:72 scale Panavia Tornado model (e.g. Revell, Italeri, Hasegawa)
• Cyanoacrylate (CA) glues are recommended for assembly

History and application

The Panavia Tornado is a multirole combat aircraft jointly developed by the United Kingdom, Germany, and Italy during the Cold War era. The aircraft has been in use since the late 1970s up to modern times by air forces including the United Kingdom (RAF), Germany, Italy, and Saudi Arabia. The Tornado participated in numerous military operations, such as the Gulf War in 1991 and the Kosovo conflict.

Purpose and advantages of the product

The Pitot tube and angle of attack probes are among the most damage-prone and difficult-to-replicate parts of the model. Factory plastic elements are often too thick or incorrectly shaped. Master’s turned brass accessories provide incomparably greater durability, aesthetics, and realism – precise CNC technology ensures correct proportions and a very high level of detailing.

Product category

Metal detail set for scale plastic model kits. Accessories designed for modelers wishing to enhance the authenticity and quality of their builds.

Recommendations and difficulty

This product is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who prioritize a high-quality final result. Using metal details requires careful handling and basic knowledge of working with CA glues.

• Assembly difficulty level: 2/5
• The ideal choice for all modelers striving for the most accurate representation of their Panavia Tornado aircraft models.