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Fiat G.91
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiat_G.91


https://www.scalemates.com/kits/meng-model-ds-004s-fiat-g91-r--998740


From a forum:
https://www.airliners.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1010069

There were two other versions of this configuration of the F-86; the F-86K and the F-86L.
The F-86K was built by Fiat of Italy and substituted 4 20 mm cannon for the rocket pack. If you look at the Fiat G-91, you can see a strong family resemblence with the F-86K.

F-86K History
http://yocumusa.com/sweetrose/duncan/f86k.htm

FIAT in Italy signed a license production agreement on 16th May 1953, under which F-86Ks would be built at the company's Turin-Caselle plant from US-supplied components. Further to this agreement, on 18th May, MDAP funds were committed for NAA to supply 50 sets of F-86K parts under Contract AF-25402, signed on 28th June 1954. These aircraft would be assigned USAF serials, but after assembly they would wear Italian Matricola Militare (MM) serial numbers.

Some cool images here:

Rockstone
Weapon Blueprints
https://displate.com/iwoko/weapon-blueprints?ranMID=42611&ranEAID=S5XKJ*OWvpM&ranSiteID=S5XKJ.OWvpM-tMECUBLOzqTNeXAUny7NrQ


Fiat G.91 (codename “Gina”)
https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/363988-fiat-g91-discussion-thread/

This Italian Stallion was announced 15 May 2017 and is sure to bring other jets a run for their money.

Just don't make mistake of confusing this fine hand built engineered machine to the roughly similar looking F-86!