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F-86 Sabre and FJ Fury

Started by Daryl J., September 18, 2005, 06:47:18 PM

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ElectrikBlue

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For delta design with T-tail see :
http://www.airwar.ru/enc/xplane/nord1405.html;D

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EB

Mossie

Ah, forgot about that one, thanks EB!  Looks very similar to Gregs profile bash, in plan view at least.
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ElectrikBlue

There's another french plane from the mid-50's similar to the Delta 100 see :
http://www.aviastar.org/air/france/sud-est_durandal.php

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EB

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KJ if you check out my thread on the Delta 100 I blended the wing roots with tank halfs so it does actually pinch right about the middle of the wing. I actually thought about adding bulges towards the rear (conformal tanks :blink:) but I'm not doing it on my model. :rolleyes: ;D
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apophenia

Hmm, a delta Sabre and mentions of T-tails ...

In 1958, Canadair proposed a twin JT-12 strike aircraft -- the CL-76 -- using Sabre bits. That would give you something to do with those now-spare F-86 wings. Not sure what this beastie would've looked like but Canadair's Sabre-based bizjet was to have a T-tail.

GTX

Does anyone know if there is a conversion kit available to do a TF-86 in 1/48?



I have a hankering to try to do the CA-28 'Sabre Dingo' in Plastic:



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Greg
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PR19_Kit

Didn't Falcon do one in their 'Triple Conversion' series?
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Quote from: PR19_Kit on August 27, 2010, 04:38:51 PM
Didn't Falcon do one in their 'Triple Conversion' series?

Not in 1/48 scale, Kit.  I've got a couple of them in the 1/72 in the stash though.  The PAK-20 book doesn't list one from any outfit either, but that doesn't mean there might not be one.
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Whiffing Markings and Paint schemes for an F-86 is a tough job.  As it is, just about every non-Warsaw Pact Air Force seems to have operated the plane in some version or another from its entry in US service until 1996 (when Bolivia retired its ex-Venezuelan Air Force F-86Fs).  You might have to go anachronistic or something else clever.
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Does anybody have a closeup picture of the FJ-3's wing fold?  I've been looking for one but been unable to find one.
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rickshaw

Quote from: Logan Hartke on August 27, 2010, 09:41:02 PM
http://www.primeportal.net/hangar/luc_colin3/fj-3_fury_135867/

Like these?

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Thanks, they'll do nicely.  I assume that the piece of timber isn't normal equipment though?  ;)
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Chris707

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I may have mentioned it before, but in the '60s there was a plan for a war emergency fighter based on stored F-86 airframes, with wing-mounted J85s and the fuselage given over to fuel. There was a similar proposal for the F-84F.

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Quote from: GTX on August 27, 2010, 02:22:56 PM


I have a hankering to try to do the CA-28 'Sabre Dingo' in Plastic:



Regards,

Greg

Would love to see the end product Greg :cheers:

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rickshaw

Quote from: Chris707 on August 28, 2010, 06:12:06 PM
I may have mentioned it before, but in the '60s there was a plan for a war emergency fighter based on stored F-86 airframes, with wing-mounted J85s and the fuselage given over to fuel. There was a similar proposal for the F-84F.

Chris
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Mmm, 1960s - "Dr. Strangelove", "Failsafe", Cuban Missile Crisis, exactly what sort of war were they contemplating?  Or was this intended for the Mad Max airforce post-apocalypse?  Seems to have been a bit of a disconnect there between planning and reality - not that isn't all that unusual...   ;D
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