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Hobby Master F-86E Sabre "Colonel Davis" 1/72 Diecast 51-2752 1952
A 1/72 scale diecast F-86E Sabre model of Colonel Davis's 1952 aircraft, featuring opening canopy, pilot figure, display stand and detachable ordnance
- TypeMilitary Vehicle
- GenderUnisex
- AgeAdult
- Authentic 1/72 scale replica of Colonel Davis's 1952 F-86E Sabre
- Detailed diecast metal construction with realistic panel lines and surface details
- Opening canopy reveals included pilot figure for added realism
- Detachable ordnance loads and display stand enhance presentation options
- Officially licensed Air Power Series model in manufacturer's original packaging
1/72 Scale F-86E Sabre Diecast
This Hobby Master model replicates the North American F-86E Sabre flown by Colonel George Andrew Davis Jr. in 1952. It arrives in the manufacturer's original unopened packaging as an officially licensed Air Power Series collectible. The diecast metal and plastic construction provides a heavy, realistic feel.
Collectors of Korean War Aviation
The 1/72 scale suits display cabinets where space is limited and a pilot figure with opening canopy adds narrative detail. Builders who need a larger scale for cockpit super-detailing or a smaller scale for mass formation dioramas should look at other releases.
6.75-Inch Length with Detachable Ordnance
The model measures approximately 6.75 inches long with a 6.25-inch wingspan and includes removable underwing stores. This single dimension determines whether the replica fits your available shelf depth.
Highlights
- Authentic 1/72 scale replica of Colonel Davis's 1952 F-86E Sabre
- Detailed diecast metal construction with realistic panel lines and surface details
- Opening canopy reveals included pilot figure for added realism
- Detachable ordnance loads and display stand enhance presentation options
- Officially licensed Air Power Series model in manufacturer's original packaging
Specifications
| Brand | Hobby Master |
|---|---|
| Type | Military Vehicle |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Age | Adult |
Questions about this item
Will the display stand or landing gear need tightening over time?
The model includes a display stand for shelf presentation; the landing gear are fixed in the down position and have no moving joints that loosen.
What stops the canopy from staying open during long display?
The canopy hinges are friction-fit diecast metal; they hold the open angle without springs or catches that can wear out.
Does the diecast fuselage get warm if left under a desk lamp all day?
The metal body absorbs ambient heat but has no internal electronics, so it only reaches room temperature.
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