>> Home >> Magazine >> This page

>> 500+ other articles are available in our archive

n Photos by Stephan Voellings
Text by Martin Waligorski

Starboard wing equipment pylons.

The canister visible here is a removable personal baggage compartment.

Outer port side pylon is armed with AA-10 (short range air-to-air guided rocket).

This particular specimen is a practice round.

This photo offers a good detail of tailing sides of the pylons, and a profile of rear wing-to-fuselage joint.

Front root of the starboard wing. This wing root is devoid of any openings.

In contrast, port wing root of the aircraft features a multitude of grilles and openings.

The oval opening in the front is a gun muzzle with blast suppression ducts directly behind. The four rectangular grille behind are vented slots of the gun compartment.

This page: 
Has been last updated:
The URL of the page is:
Downloaded at:

©  Copyright 1997-2006 by IPMS Stockholm and the Community Members. All Rights Reserved.
The layout and graphics of this site, HTML and program code are © Copyright 1997-2006 Martin Waligorski. Used by permission.

Terms of use: This site is an interactive community of enthusiasts interested in the art of scale modelling of aircraft, armor, figures, spacecraft and similar subjetcs. All material within this site is protected under copyright, and may only be reproduced for personal use. You must  contact the Author(s) and/or Editor for permission to use any material on this site for any purpose other than private use.