Germany, has the best variants.
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Not the answer I expected…! 
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Probably not. The Eurofighter is very expensive and just not needed for a small force such as Switzerland. They’d be better off with revamped Vipers or Gripens or the like.
Or even smaller? Something with two engines.
I went with a rather unconventional option, that 80 years ago would seem extremely unlikely.
Yet, today, the Royal Airforce and the Luftwaffe serve together, policing the Baltic skies, using the same aircraft type, although with separate markings. 
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My little boy has that model!! And the leopard 2 tank. I love the SIKU stuff its such good quality
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Nice idea!
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They are, indeed!
Most die cast toy producers make horrendously disproportionate aircraft models, but this one isn’t bad at all. Especially not bad if you consider the inherent difficulties associated with casting metal with this level of detail.
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Some thing are better German! 
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He has MOST of the farm vehicles available and a fair few of the lorries. But his favourite is the tank. So much so that the swivel on the turret wore away and became very loose.
Daddy told him he fixed it one Sunday morning but I had sneakily shot into the toyshop and replaced it with a brand new one 
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A dad’s gotta do, what a dad’s gotta do…
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An interesting Interview!
http://www.checksix-fr.com/dcs-module-ef-2000-interview-with-gero-and-tom-from-true-grit-english-version/
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I feel like it’s missing something…
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You got a “nose” for these things, haven’t you?
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I’m hopeful there was a very large pile of carefully staged mattresses at the end of the runway.
Or maybe one of those U-2 chase cars.
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Here- let me show you.
SPOILER ALERT - there wasn’t anything.
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That nosegear door is about to have a really bad day…!
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Thats gonna be a noisy final few hundred metres
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