Airfix 1/72 North American F-86F/E(M) Sabre Plastic Model Kit [A03083A] 64P 11T Pinion Width including mounting tabs: 2-3/8" TLR342015

Name: Airfix 1/72 North American F-86F/E(M) Sabre Plastic Model Kit [A03083A] 64P 11T Pinion Width including mounting tabs: 2-3/8" TLR342015
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 20765000543
Price: 32.99 USD
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Airfix 1 72 North American F 86F E(M) Sabre Plastic Model Kit [A03083A] 64P 11T Pinion Width including mounting tabs: 2 3 8" TLR342015 Width including mounting tabs: 2 3 8" (60mm) rugged design to ensure easy assembly and superb reliability while its 4 wheel double wishbone suspension offers agile handling The F 86 Sabre's outstanding performance and reliability led to its widespread international use This is a Airfix 1 72 North American F 86F E(M) Sabre Plastic Model Kit [A03083A]

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