用户文件

Phased out and used for various exhibitions, this F-16 is painted with Future Wings logo.
The F-16 is now exhibited at the aircraft museum in Stauning Denmark with a different paint scheme.

Phased out and used for various exhibitions, this F-16 is painted with Fighter Wing Skrydstrup logo and F-16 prototype style colours.
The F-16 is exhibited at the aircraft museum in Stauning Denmark.

Follow my work on Instagram and YouTube.
https://www.instagram.com/twosevenleft/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5yktBCDI8c8uUwmUBmUPw

Painted to mark the wedding between Denmark’s Crown Prince Frederik and Mary Donaldson on May 14th 2004.
The scheme features the joint monogram of The Crown Prince and The Crown Princess.

Painted to mark the 50 year birthday of Denmark’s Crown Prince Frederik on May 26th 2018.
F-16BM ET-208 was painted in the same scheme, but with a white tail.

Painted to mark the 50 year birthday of Denmark’s Crown Prince Frederik on May 26th 2018.
F-16AM E-190 was painted in the same scheme, but with a black tail.

F-16B ET204 was the first F-16 Denmark received on January 18th 1980.
The aircraft was the first to receive the MLU update.
It was retired on April 28th 2011.
ET204 was painted to mark 250.000 flying hours of Danish F-16’s and features a weathered scheme.

Royal Danish Air Force
F-16AM E-191 730 Fighter Squadron 60 years

On January 1st 2014 RDAF 730 FS celebrated its 60 year anniversary at Fighter Wing Skrydstrup.
730 FS has participated in numerous international operations as, Allied Force, Enduring Freedom, Air Policing Baltic States, Iceland Air Policing and Surveillance, Odyssey Dawn and Unified Protector..
The squadron callsign is: ‘BIRDSONG’, named after the brewery Fuglsang in Haderslev near Fighter Wing Skrydstrup.
The tail art resembles the Cimbrerbull that has been called a symbol of the longing and zest for life of the well-known Cimbri tribe.

DCS World livery for Royal Danish Air Force F-16BM Fighting Falcon ET 210 JSF Test Support.

As part of the F-35 Lightning II Integrated Test Force, Denmark has contributed with an F-16BM Fighting Falcon and the renowned testpilot LtCol Casper ‘PEL’ Nielsen and maintenance technicians, flying as a chase plane out of 461st FLTS Edwards Air Force Base, California from 2008-2016.
During this period it has performed more than 1100 missions in support of the F-35 flight tests.
The aircraft has acted in the role as safety chase, photo chase and test support aircraft.

Royal Danish Air Force
F-16A Fighting Falcon E-199 Thors Hammer livery.

Mjølner is the hammer of Thor, the Norse god associated with thunder.
Mjølner is depicted in Norse mythology as one of the most fearsome and powerful weapons in existence,
and is also depicted on the squadron badge of RDAF 727 Squadron at Fighter Wing Skrydstrup and the text: It flies, it hits, it returns.

Royal Danish Air Force
F-16AM Fighting Falcon E-195 PHANTOM livery.

This Danish F-16AM Fighting Falcon E-195 from 726 Squadron (ESK726) flew from Aalborg Air Base.
726SQN acted as the reconnaissance squadron after the RF-35 Drakens were fazed out.
726SQN was disbanded in 2005 and E-195 flew for the last time on December 14th 2011 and the airframe was scrapped in 2016.
The callsign for 726SQN was PHANTOM and this particular livery was made in 2005 as a farewell marking, whet the squadron left for Skrydstrup Air Base.
This aircraft is flown by the virtual pilot Major Thomas ‘MET’ Kristensen and features a red helmet displaying the PHANTOM logo.

Updated 18-11-2020