The North American F-86D/K/L Sabre, initially known as the YF-95, and widely known informally as the "Sabre Dog", was an American transonic jet fighter aircraft. Developed for the United States Air Force in the late 1940s, it was an interceeptor derivative of the North America F86 Sabre. While the original F-86 Sabre was conceived as a day fighter. the F-86D was specifically developed as an all weather interceptor. Originally designated as the YF-95 during development and testing, it was re-designated the F-86D before production began, despite only sharing 25% commonality of parts with the original F-86. Production models of the F-86D/K/L differed from other Sabres in that they had a larger fuselage, a larger afterburner engine, and a distinctive nose radome. The most-produced Sabre Dog variants (the ‘D’ and ‘G’ models) also mounted no guns, unlike the Sabre with its six M3 Browning, 50 caliber machine guns, instead mounting air-to-air rockets (the ‘K’ and ‘L’ Sabre Dog variants mounted four 20mm M24A1cannons)

F86F 1:3.8 Scale Specifications
The Cobra Jet 1:3.8 Scale F86Sabre is a top quality and precision built.
Has all the scale details and rivets, built light and strong using the latest techniques.
- Length: 2850 mm
- Wingspan: 3000mm
- Dry weight: approx 25kg
- Turbine size: 19 - 24kg

Kit PnP includes:
- Electric Retracts and Brakes installed
- 3pc Fiberglass Fuel Tank
- Turbine Thrust Pipe
- Scale Detail Cockpit
- Auto Opening/ Closing Canopy
- Lights System
- Drop tank
- Accessories
- Speed Brake installed

- 250cc UAT
- 18 MJ Servos
All installed.

Recommended Control Surfaces set up
Elevator: +- 25mm
Rudder: +- 25mm
Aileron: +-20mm
Flaps take off: 35mm
Flaps landing: 65mm
C of G: 520mm leading edge at root. Fuel tank empty and landing gears down.