Strike/interdictor loadout question

[Pellson]

If you want some Durandal's I should have a load of them from my Hasegawa F-111 kits.

Gondor

That is a very kind offer, and I find it quite hard to resist. I shall PM you about this, Alastair.

[PR19_Kit]

That's a VERY handy site, thanks for the link. 

That is the Jag pod that I was thinking of, yes, but I got the manufacturer wrong, sorry. It has a weird pylontoo, with the leading and trailing edges swept forward for some reason.

[Pellson]

That's a VERY handy site, thanks for the link. 

That is the Jag pod that I was thinking of, yes, but I got the manufacturer wrong, sorry. It has a weird pylontoo, with the leading and trailing edges swept forward for some reason.

My pleasure.   

Reading about the pod contents, I can't help but wonder how they failed to include a SLAR in that already massive pod, so I think that'll have to be installed in my whif EMI Mk 3 pod.. 

[Weaver]

There's a French BL755 equivalent called the Beluga:



They also have/had a slightly different system called the BAP-100/BAT-120. This had nine small bombs in a cluster on a short adaptor, or two clusters (18 bombs) on a longer adaptor intended for centreline pylons. The BAP-100 munition was a concrete-piercing anti-runway/anti-road bomb. The BAT-120 was a proximity-fused blast-frag bomb.