F-86A Sabres Colourful Early Sabres Part 2 Scale 1/72

This decal set features colourful early service markings for the North American F-86A Sabre, representing aircraft from the initial operational period of the USAF during the late 1940s and early 1950s.

The set focuses on distinctive unit and personal markings applied to early Sabres before standardised camouflage and marking practices were introduced.

All marking options are researched using period photographs and documented references to ensure historical accuracy.

Marking options included:

F-86A-5-NA, serial 48-313

196th Fighter Bomber Squadron, California Air National Guard

Flown by Maj. Bob Love during the Earl T. Ricks Memorial Trophy Race

Ontario, California, July 1955

F-86A-5-NA, serial 49-1122

33rd Fighter Interceptor Wing (HQ)

Flown by Col. Harrison Thyng

Otis Air Force Base, late 1950

✓ Colourful early USAF Sabre markings

✓ Historically accurate serials, unit insignia, and personal markings

✓ Designed for early-production F-86A aircraft

✓ Suitable for detailed Cold War era model builds

Printed on thin, flexible, high-quality decal film for smooth application and a realistic painted-on appearance.