SAAB J 21 A3, 1/48 scale. 48A001 48A006 The –F version included the

The –F version included the -E version ”dog-tooth” wing and featured the afterburner equipped version of the Ghost/Svenska Flygmotor RM2B engine which produced 25% more thrust than the standard RM2 engine

The TL-12 was equipped with a inline 6 cylinder engine producing 115 hp

which contributed to its reliability and performance in challenging terrains

In July of 1961 the first 15 of total 30 refurbished ex-Swedish Air Force J 29Fs was delivered to the Austrian Air Force to form 1 st JaBoStaffel (yellow tail codes) at Hörsching Linz Airport

the Swedish Air Force ordered three prototypes of the new jet fighter

SAAB J 21 A3, 1/48 scale. 48A001 48A006 The –F version included theTop quality plastic kit with surface details 2nd to none. Photo etched detail parts included. Decals printed by Cartograf. In early 1941, Saab and the aircraft designer Frid Wnstrm accompanied by his team, started the study of a new fighter for the Swedish Airforce. This new fighter utilized the powerful German engine DB 605B as a pusher mounted between twin booms. The pushing propeller however, created a need for the designers to develop an ejection