KITTY HAWK 32007 NORTH AMERICAN F-86D "SABRE DOG" USAF INTERCEPTOR 1/32 SCALE
DESCRIPTION:
During the late 1940s, North American Aviation developed what would become the best dogfighter of the day with the F-86 Sabre. Initially the XP-86 had straight wings which would have doomed the design, but North American was provided captured Messerschmitt Me 262 data which gave the engineering team a jump-start on successful swept-wing technology. A highly modified F-86 design would serve aboard aircraft carriers as the FJ Fury and would evolve into the first operational supersonic fighter as the F-100.
FEATURES:
Kitty Hawk has released another subject that has never been produced in styrene in 1/32 scale - the F-86D Sabre Dog. The kit is molded in light gray styrene and presented on seven parts trees plus one tree of clear parts and one small fret of photo-etched details. The kit looks impressive out of the box and the various test-builds shown online look equally nice.
Among the features and options in this kit:
Nicely detailed ejection seat w/photo-etched restraints
Detailed cockpit
Positionable canopy
Choice of two types of main wheels
Positionable ventral rocket tray
Full length intake duct ends at engine compressor face
Very nicely detailed J47 engine that won't be seen after assembly
Positionable radome with APG-36 radar dish inside
Leading edge slats are extended (can be retracted by removing tracks)
Positionable trailing edge flaps
Positionable ailerons
Positionable rudder
Positionable speed brakes
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