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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.

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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-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.