The North American F-100D Super Sabre is recognised for its early jet-era combat service, notably during the Vietnam conflict where it performed multiple roles from ground support to tactical strikes. The design entered production in 1955 and achieved first flight in January 1956.
Trumpeter's 1:32 kit faithfully represents the F-100D's silhouette and systems layout. The parts catalogue reflects structural and external features associated with the Pratt & Whitney J57-P-21 engine bay and airframe.
The F-100D replaced earlier fighters like the F-84F in many units and served broadly across several theaters. Its commitment in Vietnam postponed some domestic transfers, with Air National Guard entry not occurring until 1969 in several cases.
This model suits builders who prefer a detailed assembly process. With 684 parts the kit presents many small assemblies, and the finished dimensions of 516mm length by 369.5mm width make for a standout exhibit.
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