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This splendid print portrays a pair of Tornado GR4s from No12 Squadron in action at low level in the Scottish Glens.
With characteristic style, Michael Rondot skilfully captures the dynamic action of low level flying in a painting charged with atmosphere and power as the Tornados rip across Loch Fyne on a training sortie.
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The Panavia Tornado stands as a testament to international cooperation between Italy, Germany, and the United Kingdom. This twin-engine, variable-sweep wing aircraft performed several critical roles, including interdiction, strike, and air defence. Specifically, the Panavia consortium designed the Tornado to replace multiple aging fleets with one highly adaptable airframe. This limited edition print perfectly captures the raw power of this iconic “swing-wing” jet. If you are a fan of low-level strike aircraft, browse our full collection of Tornado limited edition prints.
This splendid limited edition print portrays a pair of Tornado GR4s from the famous No. 12 Squadron. Michael Rondot skillfully captures the dynamic energy of low-level flying as the jets rip across Loch Fyne. The painting exudes atmosphere and power, showing the aircraft in their natural element during a training sortie in the Scottish Glens. Indeed, this limited edition print remains a favorite for collectors who appreciate the skill required for high-speed mountain flying. You can learn more about the aircraft at the IWM Museum Website – Tornado Page.
The Tornado family consists of three distinct models tailored for specific missions. The IDS (Interdictor/Strike) variant serves as a formidable fighter-bomber, while the ECR handles electronic combat and reconnaissance. Furthermore, the ADV (Air Defence Variant) acted as a long-range interceptor for the RAF for many years. With 990 aircraft built in total, the Tornado became a cornerstone of European air power. Consequently, this limited edition print honors a machine that provided decades of frontline service.
The Tornado earned its reputation during the 1991 Gulf War, where it performed dangerous low-altitude penetrating strikes. Moreover, the aircraft saw extensive action in the Bosnian War, the Kosovo conflict, and the Iraq War. Pilots also flew the Tornado during the 2011 Libyan civil war and missions over Syria and Afghanistan. Notably, the Royal Saudi Air Force remains the only export operator outside the original partner nations. This limited edition print celebrates the global legacy of a jet that never shied away from a fight.
Michael Rondot is a former RAF pilot who brings an authentic “cockpit view” to his aviation art. Finally, his ability to render the movement of water and the rugged Scottish landscape makes this a standout piece. Each limited edition print features the artist’s signature and a unique number, ensuring its long-term value for collectors. In fact, very few artists can capture the “Tonka” with such technical precision and atmospheric depth. Therefore, shop our gallery today to secure this stunning tribute to No. 12 Squadron.
| Dimensions | 65 × 48 cm |
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| Print Type | Signed and Numbered, Artists Proof, Remarque, Double Remarque, Canvas Print |
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