This Eurofighter was done for the 100th anniversary of the death of Oswald Boelcke in 2016.
He was the originator of all fighter pilots and his famous "Dicta Boelcke" was the foundation of all basic fighter rules.
Although nowadays fights are started beyond visual ranges some of his rules are still valid if it comes to a so called "dogfight", where the fight is done by eyesight only.
Boelcke died in 1916 not in a fight but in a tragic training accident. 

This first try with wrapping a Eurofighter was, compared to more recent jobs, a basic one. It shows basically a portrait of Boelcke and his famous Albatross aircraft. On the tail and fuselage 10 rules of the Dicta Boelcke are shown, some of them after more than 100 years still in effect.