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Trumpeter 1/48 F-100D Super Sabre – USAF Thunderbirds – Plastic Model Kit

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Manufacturer: Trumpeter

Scale: 1/48

Subject: North American F-100D Super Sabre

Markings: U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds

Country: United States

Era: Cold War

Aircraft Type: Supersonic Jet Fighter / Demonstration Aircraft

Material: Injection-Molded Plastic

Assembly Required: Yes

Product Description

Recreate one of the most recognizable aircraft flown by the United States Air Force Thunderbirds with the Trumpeter 1/48 scale F-100D Super Sabre.

The North American F-100 Super Sabre was the first operational U.S. Air Force fighter capable of sustained supersonic speed in level flight. Serving as both a fighter and fighter-bomber, the aircraft became an important part of American tactical aviation during the Cold War.

The USAF Thunderbirds operated the F-100 during two periods, from 1956 to 1963 and again from 1964 to 1968. Its polished natural-metal finish and distinctive red, white, and blue markings made it one of the team's most memorable aircraft.

Trumpeter's 1/48 scale kit provides an opportunity to reproduce this classic supersonic fighter in its famous demonstration-team colors.

Kit Features

  • Detailed 1/48 scale F-100D Super Sabre.

  • Distinctive USAF Thunderbirds markings.

  • Recessed surface detailing.

  • Detailed cockpit and ejection seat.

  • Supersonic fighter configuration with swept wings.

  • Detailed landing gear and wheel wells.

  • Approximately 160+ plastic parts.

  • Large finished model suitable for display.

  • Excellent opportunity for natural-metal finishing techniques.

Finished Model Dimensions

  • Length: Approximately 344 mm (13.5 inches).

  • Wingspan: Approximately 247 mm (9.7 inches).

Historical Background

The North American F-100 Super Sabre entered USAF service in 1954 and represented a major advancement in jet fighter technology.

Developed as a successor to the F-86 Sabre, the F-100 featured swept wings, an afterburning turbojet engine, and supersonic performance.

The Thunderbirds adopted the F-100C in 1956 and later transitioned to the F-100D. The aircraft became closely associated with the team's dramatic aerob

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