The last of the naval Furies was the FJ-4. Some people argue that the FJ-4 was the best version of the entire F-86 Sabre/FJ Fury series. The FJ-4 at first glance appears to be a modified F-86 Sabre that had first flown back in 1947. However, when one looks closer, it has many differences and only the family ancestry is apparent.
The FJ-4 began its life in June 1953 as company project NA-208 which called for two prototypes and as company project NA-209 which was the production version. The Navy wanted a maximum speed of Mach 0.95 and a combat altitude of 49,000 feet, requirements never before having been met without using an afterburning engine.

Features

• The kit consists of 134 parts in light grey plastic with 4pcs sprues and 8 clear parts for canopy

Specification

• Scale: 1:48
• Item Type: Static Kit
• Model Dimension: Length:230.2 mm Wingspan:248.6 mm
• Total Plastic Parts: 142
• Total Sprues: 5pcs sprues
• Paint Schemes :
  • 1) FJ-4, (No.139510) VMF-232, 1957
  • 2) FJ-4, (No.139316) VMF-451, 1956