Classic Jet Scale Build Trumpeter 02838 - 1/48 F-100C Super Sabre Model Kit  [TP02838]

Trumpeter 02838 F-100C Super Sabre
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Model:
TP02838
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Scale Accuracy for the 1/48 F-100C Super Sabre

The Trumpeter 02838 F-100C Super Sabre model kit captures the distinctive lines of the USAF's early supersonic fighter in 1/48 scale, with emphasis on realistic surfacing and cockpit detail. It is intended for modellers who want a faithful representation of the Super Sabre era.

Historic Role and Kit Composition

Debuting in the 1950s, the F-100 Super Sabre was notable as the first fighter to exceed Mach 1 in level flight and saw service in fighter and strike roles. The F-100C kit includes finely detailed plastic components and photo etched parts to support an authentic build and finish.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1:48
  • Model Dimensions: Length 343mm, Wingspan 247mm
  • Total Plastic Parts: 164 pieces
  • Photo Etched Part: Included
  • Decal Marking: F-100C, 53-1774, FW-774 from the 451st Fighter Squadron, 322nd Fighter Group, Foster AFB, Texas, early 1956
The cockpit is well detailed for a 1/48 kit, with instrument panels and seat detail suitable for painting and optional enhancement with aftermarket parts.
Yes, the kit's accurate profile and period decals make it a good candidate for dioramas depicting airfields or maintenance scenes from the mid 1950s.

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