F-100C PART I 1/32

The real subject

The North American F-100 Super Sabre was an American single-seat combat aircraft of the 1950s and the first American production machine that could exceed the speed of sound in level flight. It is powered by a single afterburning turbojet engine. The C version was intended for attacks on ground targets, received a strengthened wing with pylons and the ability to refuel in flight. The swept wing with its sharp leading-edge sweep and the oval air intake in the nose make the Super Sabre one of the most recognizable machines of its time.

What the set offers

An accessory set for building a model of the F-100C in 1:32 scale. In the name it is marked as the first part; the second part that follows is a separate set, so if you want to cover the whole range, count on both. The exact list of contents and the kit the set is cut for are given in the maker's instructions. Check in advance, therefore, that the set fits the model you are building.

Before you start work

Sets of this kind are fitted gradually during the build, not onto a finished model, because some of the parts go inside the fuselage and into spaces that will later be closed. Go through the instructions, therefore, before you glue the fuselage together. Wash and degrease the parts before gluing and painting. Work with tweezers and a sharp blade on a hard surface and apply the glue in tiny amounts, so that it does not run into the surrounding engraving.

• 1:32 scale, the real subject is the F-100C Super Sabre
• an accessory set, marked in the name as the first part
• the second part that follows is a separate set
• the contents of the set and the intended kit are given in the maker's instructions
• the parts are fitted during the build, not onto a finished model

Terms of supply

Paints, glue and tools are not part of the delivery, unless stated otherwise.