Tornado throttle quadrants

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Rob

Thank you, much abliged peppermint_jam. Just out of interest if wanted to identify a particular box would you know what variant it came from if I came up with a number?

Rob

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Thanks for the suggestions guys.

Rob

Maybe try modern military, the aircraft is still current after all.

Can not provide an answer but the model makers go to great lengths to research the cockpit details so you could try over on Britmodeller.
www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/forum/25-modern/

Thanks Rob, so I’m guessing that the part number with the last three digits ‘441’ makes it GR.4 then. In which case I wonder what ‘443’ would of come from?

Rob

This one on eBay says GR4 and has the part number in one of the pics – if the 731 is still with it you might be able to confirm aircraft type to part number.

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=262034144865&globalID=EBAY-GB

Thank you, much abliged peppermint_jam. Just out of interest if wanted to identify a particular box would you know what variant it came from if I came up with a number?

Rob

Part numbers are different as are the NSN’s, but as for fit form and function, they are probably the same.

Just bumping this up. I’d of thought there would be one or two Tornado afficianados on here that might be able to post an answer?!

Rob

I was asking the same – a couple of ‘cheap’ examples about at the moment.

They look the same in basic form to me – pt no / nsn may show different?