North American F-86 Sabre
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F-86 E/M, Academy 1/48
My last work, the Academy F-86E 1/48 in Yugoslav colors. Markings are home made with decal paper + painting masks
SAAF Sabre – Bush war 1/48 Academy
The South African Airforce operated the Canadair CL-13B Sabre Mk.6 from 1956 to 1980. The first Sabre's flown by SAAF Pilots were during the Korean War.
This is my rendition of the last Sabre to fly in the SAAF. I admit I need to take [...]
Hasegawa 1/48 F-86E conversion
The F-86E Sabre began life as the NA-170, with initial development commencing on November 15, 1949, with a contract for 111 aircraft under the designation F-86E finalized on January 17, 1950.
Externally, the F-86E was identical to the [...]
F-86 D Sabre Dog
This is Revell's SUPERB F-86 D Sabre Dog dressed up in the colourful markings of the unit commander of the famous 94th 'Hat in a Ring' Squadron based at Selfridge AFB, Michigan 1959. The F-86 D was the hottest looking thing in the [...]
F-86 Sabre in 1:48
Hi again, this one is also from the last year, Academy's Sabre in 1:48 scale with addition of Eduard's cockpit, CMK Gun and ammo bay and full scratch build of air brakes compartments.
This one in particular depicts the plane in state when [...]
Hasegawa F-86A Sabre
This is the 1/48 Hasegawa F-86 Sabre, using the Cutting Edge resin conversion set and Meteor Productions decals to create an F-86A Sabre.
The first prototype, 45-59597, had been completed in August 1947, powered by a Chevrolet-build [...]
Monogram 1/48 Canadair Sabre Mk. 4...
I started this kit many years ago, but just finished it in the last year or so. I don’t think I originally intended to do it as an RAF machine, but I really like the classy RAF camo and squadron markings, so that’s how it turned [...]
F-86D, Revell 1/48
Yugoslav F-86D 1/48
Presenting the Bremont Horsemen
Chino 2014. First display by the Bremont Horsemen, the first F-86 flight demonstration team since the JASDF Blue Impulse and the RAAF Black Panthers. The only civilian team ever..
Sorry for the (photographically) horrid shot. I went [...]
