FJ-3 Fury/F-86 Sabre

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FJ-3 Fury/F-86 Sabre

Post by flpickupman » Wed Aug 30, 2006 7:30 am

Does anyone know of an major differences between these two aircraft that would prevent 21st from using the F-86 molds to produce Marine or Navy FJ-3s? Thanks.


Edit: I did find an article that states the fuselage was different between the two, but that the FJ-2 was nearly identical except for the engine (and the arrestor gear of course).


Okay TKO, when 21st runs out of Air Force schemes, they may want to consider this:

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Pass it on. :wink:


Edit: Curses! The FJ-2 uses the slatted wing, not the 6-3 wing the 21st Sabre has. Where's that Admiral Toys thread?
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Post by Jason of Admiral Toys » Wed Aug 30, 2006 11:04 am

flpickupman,

I have edited this post to give a good link for your own research on the project.

Regards,
Jason

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Post by Jason of Admiral Toys » Wed Aug 30, 2006 11:30 am

flpickupman,

Here is a link to Joe Baugher's web site and his research on the Fury. I have contact Joe in the past and he is one of the most informed aviation historians I know.

http://home.att.net/~jbaugher1/p86_20.html

Anytime anyone here has a question about an aircraft I recomend that he be one of your first sources. He deals primarily in modern, but has a great list of articles.

Regards,
Jason

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Post by flpickupman » Wed Aug 30, 2006 12:05 pm

Awesome. Thank you,

Scott
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