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Early Access and this one is a rocker! Did you ever wonder how an advanced fighter jet gets built? Me too and I am happy to say, I've got you covered! As you can imagine, it's something that doesn't often get shown on camera.

After months of organising, countless calls, emails, scheduling meetings and getting permissions, I was given exclusive access to the Final Assembly Line of Eurofighter Typhoon by Airbus in Manching, Germany. That's not all, I was allowed to take a camera inside for you!

As supporters you fund these filming trips, so I am really looking forward to your feedback! Thank you for making this possible.

Chris

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Eurofighter Typhoon - How Europe's Most Advanced Fighter Jet is Build

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Minion

That was cool Chris All that wiring! Trying to think of a serious question. Sorry, failed. Q: Does it come with a "stubby holder"?

Dave D

Impressive levels of access, Chris! Glad you could show us some of the way those are built!! Question for the cockpit guy: Are there provisions for any kind of helmet-mounted display?