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Kitty Hawk Models F-86K Sabre Dog (1/32) 32008

SKU: KH32008

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1/32 F-86K “Sabre Dog” Kitty Hawk Models KH32008

Kitty Hawk Models Plastic Model Kit

F-86K Sabre Dog (1/32) 32008

This 1/32 scale kit from Kitty Hawk Models brings to life the F-86K Sabre Dog, a NATO export variant of the famous F-86D. Equipped with a radar-guided fire control system and armed with four 20mm cannons instead of folding-fin rockets, the F-86K served across several European air forces during the Cold War. This kit captures the distinctive look and powerful profile of the aircraft, featuring detailed parts, realistic weapon loadouts, and multiple marking options.

  • 1/32 scale plastic model kit
  • Highly detailed cockpit and instrument panels
  • Radar-equipped nose with internal detail
  • Sidewinder missile armament and underwing pylons
  • Photo-etched parts included
  • Decals for several NATO air forces

Note: This model kit requires assembly and painting. Glue, paints and tools are not included and must be purchased separately.

Paint Reference Guide:

Colour Tamiya Vallejo Mr Hobby Mr Color
Natural Metal XF-16 77.701 H008 C008
Interior Green XF-71 71.137 H058 C058
Black XF-1 70.950 H002 C002

Paints are shown for reference only; they may not be recommended in the manufacturer’s instructions and are to be used only as a guide. It is recommended that you conduct your own research to find the finish you want.

History:

The F-86K Sabre Dog was developed from the F-86D as a dedicated NATO interceptor. While maintaining the radar and afterburning engine of its predecessor, the K variant replaced the retractable rocket tray with fixed cannon armament. Entering service in the mid-1950s, the F-86K flew with air forces in France, Italy, Norway, the Netherlands, and West Germany, among others. It was a mainstay of NATO’s defensive air umbrella during the height of the Cold War, offering speed, reliability, and a sophisticated fire control system. The F-86K symbolised transatlantic cooperation in the early jet age and was a significant component of Western Europe’s air defence network.