F100-D Super Sabre – 1/32 Scale Model
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Description
1/32 (50cm long) scale model of the F100-D, with retractable landing gear, moving control surfaces and decals for external and cockpit details!
The decal sheet is provided in A4 size, print without fitting to printable area (normal color printing on paper will do it). Enjoy!
DISCLAIMER
If something is not working for you, check for any new versions! I keep fixing parts to give you the best result I can. If you can't find what you are looking for, please send me a message and I would love to help you!
A quick historical reference
The F100-D was extensively used by the US Air Force during the Vietnam war, and it was the first US aircraft to score an air-to-air kill (probably!) in the beginning of the conflict. Donald Kilgus (whose F100-D I tried to recreate above with my paint scheme and details) claimed to have downed a Vietnamese MiG-17 near Tahn Hoa on April 4 1965. Although it was never a confirmed kill due to lack of evidence at the time, later research and Vietnamese records suggest that this was indeed the first air-to-air victory of a US pilot in the conflict. The F100-D would soon be relegated to air-to-ground duty only.
The paint scheme depicted here is the Natural Metal Finish (unpainted), used on the F100-D in the early stages of the war. It was gradually replaced by the South East Asia camouflage.
CHANGELOG
2025 / Feb / 05: Shortened the middle wheel bay to fit. Improved wing spar design. Uploaded assembly guide and decals.
2025 / May / 31: Fixed fuel tanks.
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