Rank 71 in the Aviation Heroes collection, this print treats the Dassault Mirage 2000H — the IAF's Vajra — as the delta-wing leap that rewired India's frontline in the mid-1980s, not as another anonymous grey jet on white. No. 1 Squadron Tigers at Air Force Station Gwalior absorbed the second batch of Mirages after the IAF became the type's first export customer in June 1985, and the squadron's tiger-head tail art carries a lineage that runs from Wapitis in 1933 through Mystères, MiG-21s, and into Kargil-era laser-guided strike work. Here the Mirage sits in clean technical profile: Magic-class missiles on the pylons, drop tanks on the centreline and wings, KF121 on the fin, and that unmistakable single-engine delta silhouette collectors spot before they read the orange Tigers header.