The Mirage Family

Next is a couple of colour pics of the F2 with a couple of profiles I found on the net a few years ago, but unfortunately cannot remember the source, but credit to whoever! Also a pic I found of the F2 with the Mirage G, which was actually developed from the F2 using the same front fuselage assembly. Also in answer to one of the previous questions a Mirage F2 is now preserved with DGA Techniques Aeronautiques in Toulouse Balma.

Right, as far as the F2 is concerned I have a GA drawing and a few pics which may have to go over a few posts. First up the GA and a few black and white piccys

Going back to the Mirage 3000 here’s a couple of views of what the RB199 powered type may have looked like together with a small snippet taken from an old Air International regarding the use of the SNECMA M69 instead of the RB199.