Paveway Tornados by Michael Rondot
NB The above has an example of a typical remarque. (This is my own personal print)
On the left is a Tornado releasing a 1000lb LGB and on the right are 3 figures from the unique'Nose Art' applied Sqn Ldr Pablo Mason's personal aircraft 'D' Debbie 'Snoopy Airways' during the Gulf conflict in 1991.

No other aviation artist captures the feel and thrill of fast jet low level flying like Michael Rondot, and he has done it again with PAVEWAY TORNADOS - creating another superbly detailed composition charged with the power and atmosphere so characteristic of his paintings.

In this remarkably accurate portrayal of low level action at sunset he features a pair of FLIR-equipped Tornado GR4s carrying a TIALD laser designator pod and GBU-24 Paveway III laser guided bombs. These weapons, used to such devastating effect during the Gulf War by USAF F-lllF and F-117A Black Jet aircraft, now give the RAF the same capability to attack targets with pinpoint accuracy, both day and night, in adverse weather and from all altitudes.

PAVEWAY TORNADOS is beautifully produced on heavyweight archival paper and each print taken from a single limited edition of 500, is numbered and stamped with the Collectair seal and individually signed by Michael Rondot. A numbered and signed certificate is issued with every print to guarantee the total edition size and authenticity.