F-86F-40 Sabre, Japan Air Self-Defense Force, 1st Air Wing, 35th Squadron, Combat Technique Research Group "Blue Impulse", final flight, February 8, 1981, Hamamatsu Air Base #62-7501, 1/200 [WA22084]
F-86F-40 Sabre, Japan Air Self-Defense Force, 1st Air Wing, 35th Squadron, Combat Technique Research Group "Blue Impulse", final flight, February 8, 1981, Hamamatsu Air Base #62-7501, 1/200 [WA22084]
F-86F-40 Sabre, Japan Air Self-Defense Force, 1st Air Wing, 35th Squadron, Combat Technique Research Group "Blue Impulse", final flight, February 8, 1981, Hamamatsu Air Base #62-7501, 1/200 [WA22084]

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F-86F-40 Sabre, Japan Air Self-Defense Force, 1st Air Wing, 35th Squadron, Combat Technique Research Group "Blue Impulse", final flight, February 8, 1981, Hamamatsu Air Base #62-7501, 1/200 [WA22084]

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F-86F-40 Sabre, Japan Air Self-Defense Force, 1st Air Wing, 35th Squadron, Combat Technique Research Group "Blue Impulse", final flight, February 8, 1981, Hamamatsu Air Base #62-7501, 1/200 [WA22084]

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Product model number WA22084
Product Code 4520386220848
release date June 2, 2011
Manufacturer Gulliver
brand GULLIVER200
scale 1/200
material Zinc die-cast (some parts such as weapons and tail are plastic)
Pilot figure Not included
stand Not included
Partial assembly required none
Model name North American F-86F-40 Sabre
Model size Overall length: 5.7cm Overall width: approx. 5.65cm
Actual size Overall length: 11.4m Overall width: 11.3m
Organization Name Japan Air Self-Defense Force
Unit 35th Squadron Combat Technique Research Team "Blue Impulse"
Aircraft number 62-7501
detail This is the North American F-86F Sabre, the first aircraft used by the Japan Air Self-Defense Force's acrobatic flying team, Blue Impulse.
This is a memorable aircraft that also flew the final demonstration flight of the Hachiroku Blue at Iruma Air Base in Saitama Prefecture on February 8, 1981.
(Quoted from the original source with some modifications)