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Thunderbird 1
Seen here with advanced fire fighting vehicle Firefly, Thunderbird 1
is International Rescue's reconnaissance aircraft.
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Boasting an amazing top speed of 15,000 miles per hour, Thunderbird
1's task is to be first on the scene of an incident, allowing pilot
Scott Tracy to quickly relay vital
information to the rest of the team.
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Thunderbird 2
This gigantic transporter aircraft has a maximum speed of 5,000 miles
per hour. Its purpose is to deliver specialized equipment to the scene
of a disaster.
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Pilot Virgil Tracy can select from
a variety of "pods", allowing Thunderbird 2 to carry the equipment most
suited to the type of emergency.
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Thunderbird 3
Alan Tracy pilots Thunderbird 3 to
tackle rescues in space and also to service Thunderbird 5.
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Thunderbird 4
This one man submarine is carried in Thunderbird 2's Pod 4. With
Gordon Tracy at the helm, it is
deployed directly into the ocean to perform underwater rescue missions.
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Thunderbird 5
Orbiting space station Thunderbird 5 is the key to International
Rescue's communications. On board, John
Tracy is often first to alert the island base of an impending
disaster.
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The Mole
Carried in a pod aboard Thunderbird 2, the Mole is used to tunnel
underground to assist in subterranean rescue missions.
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Firefly
Firefirghting equipment carried in Thunderbird 2.
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The Domo
The Domo is seen here supporting a collapsing wall while Virgil
tunnels into the basement in the Mole.
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FAB 1
Beneath the gleaming bodywork of Lady
Penelope's pink Rolls-Royce lies a car loaded with high-tech
gadgets and weaponry. With Parker at
the wheel, there's no escape!
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