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This Royal Danish Air Force F-16AM was painted in the same scheme as the Danish F-35A Lightning II's.
On October 1st 2020 the RDAF celebrated its 70 year anniversary, and the aircraft flew on a tour around the country.
The paint scheme was done, during the F-16 SLSP modification programme at Transport Wing Aalborg.
E-005 features low visibility roundels/flag and USAF Armarillo/USN Stencil fonts.

Updated 14-09-2021
Structural reinforcements and vertical stabilizer spotlight by Roughmaster (Gunfighter06).

Updated 24-11-2020.
Pilot patches.
Roughmets.
Spotlight.
Nosecone.

In 1942 three Danish Spitfire Vb’s supported the allies during WWII flying out of RAF Station Ibsley.
The aircraft were named:
NIELS EBBESEN - BL855 - AZ-U
SKAGEN Ind - BL924 - AZ-G
VALDEMAR ATTERDAG - BL831 - AZ-K

If you would like to read more about the Danish Spitfires, author Mikkel Plannthin wrote a book and a lot of articles
about the topic: http://www.danishww2pilots.dk/articles.php?article=40

Danish Presentation Spitfires
http://spitfiresite.com/2010/04/danish-presentation-spitfires.html

The Supermarine Spitfire HF Mk IXE was one of 38 High Altitude (HF) Spitfires, operated by the Royal Danish Air Force from 1947-1955.

Spitfire PR Mk. XI was one of eight Photo Reconnaissance (PR) versions, operated by the Royal Danish Air Force from 1947-1955.
The plane had no armament.

Skin pack for L-39ZA representing a Danish trainer version of the L-39ZA. Skin is inspired by a mix af the t-17 supporter used by the RDAF and the czech skin.
5 planes in pack with indiviual numbers.

Skin pack for F/A-18c representing a Danish version of the F/A-18C. The skin is similar to the 3 tone gray design used on Danish F-16MLU with Federal Standard 595 colors. Pack contains 5 units from RDAF ESK727 and 5 units from RDAF ESK730. With correct plane and airplane serial numbers used on those units.

Fictive Danish Squadron "the Thunder Rams"  

Fictional RDAF skin for F-5E3

Spitfire in Irish Air Corps colours. 2 numbers available 161 (now Mj627) and 162 to allow 2 together . the green camo blends surprisingly well with the Normandy map making her a good challenge of your spotting skills

Based at Fighter Wing Skrydstrup Hangar 1, this Danish F-16 is used for educational purposes for aircraft mechanics.
The 'DANNEBROG' tail is not mounted on the actual aircraft E200 but rather a seperate display piece.