Corgi Die Cast Model Plane, AA35817 North American F-86E Sabre

• Corgi Aviation Archive: The Aviation Archive die-cast model range features 1:72 scale, diecast Eleanor ‘E’ CHRISTINE markings airplane model, arrives complete with a stand, saving you hours of construction time
• Plane Gift: This series features the ideal die cast model planes for the young aviation fan and offers a wide range of model airplanes to collect including biplanes, fighters, bombers and modern jets
• About the Model: Features William T. Whisner Jr's F-86E Sabre from 1952, honouring one of seven American pilots to achieve ace status in two wars; adding meaningful context to your collection of model aeroplanes
• Discover the iconic Corgi diecast models: Since inception in 1956, Corgi has been famous for creating timeless diecast toys and models. Some of which have turned into sought-after collectibles. From vintage cars to model planes, start your collection today
• Complete Display Set: Includes model aircraft with cradle, display base, and limited edition certificate; everything needed to create an impressive presentation piece straight from the box without additional purchases

Product Description The Corgi AA35817 North American F-86E Sabre brings a significant piece of Korean War aviation history to your collection in detailed 1:72 scale die-cast form. This model represents Eleanor 'E' CHRISTINE, the aircraft flown by distinguished pilot William T. 'Bill' Whisner Jr in 1952, one of only seven American airmen to achieve ace status in two separate wars. The model arrives ready to display straight from the box with no assembly required, allowing you to immediately showcase this piece of Cold War history on the included stand. The die-cast construction captures the swept-wing design that emerged from post-war jet research, featuring accurate markings and a silver finish that reflects the actual aircraft's appearance. For collectors interested in the Korean War period, this model represents the F-86 Sabre that dominated aerial combat during the conflict, accounting for 792 of over 800 Soviet-made MiG-15 fighters shot down by Allied forces during a 32-month period. Whether you're building a collection focused on Cold War aviation, jet fighter development, or notable military pilots, this model offers a tangible connection to the era when swept-wing jets first proved their capabilities in combat. The included limited edition certificate and display components make this suitable for ages 14 and above, providing everything needed to add this historically significant aircraft to your aviation archive. Safety Warning A detailed die-cast scale model for adult collector. Not Suitable for children under 14 years.