F-86E Sabre, 4th FIG, 334th FIS, USAF, 1952 1/72 Die Cast Model - HA4328
Features
- Model is approximately 6.75" long with a 6.25" wingspan
- Die cast metal construction with some plastic components
- Accurate markings and insignia
- Includes pilot figure
- Optional-position landing gear
- Detachable ordnance loads
- Opening canopy
- Display stand included
The F-86 Sabre was a transonic jet fighter developed by North American Aviation in the 1940s. First introduced in 1949, the F-86 became one of the most iconic aircraft of the Korean War, where it achieved significant success against Soviet-built MiG-15 fighters. With its sleek, swept-wing design and powerful J47 engine, the F-86 was renowned for its speed, agility, and firepower. It was armed with six .50 caliber Browning M3 machine guns and could carry rockets or bombs for ground attack missions. The aircraft's advanced avionics and aerodynamic design allowed it to excel at high speeds and altitudes. Over 9,800 units were built, and the F-86 was used by multiple air forces worldwide. It became a key symbol of Cold War-era air combat and continued to serve in various roles for decades.
