warhawk battletech 3d models

Base walls and towers designed to fit snugly into pre-printed Battletech hex maps or any 1.5" hex map in custom configurations. Walls are approximately 40mm high (two levels) with flat tops that models can easily stand atop. Each file comes in two...

A meticulously crafted 6mm scale MWO Marauder for standard Battletech tabletop play is presented here. I have gone to great lengths to eliminate and extrude all meshes, ensuring that no gaps exist within the model. While some minor imperfections may...

A meticulously detailed 6mm MWO King Crab model for standard Battletech tabletop play is now available. I have taken extensive measures to refine and perfect the model's meshes, ensuring that any gaps or imperfections are minimal and practically...

Leopard Dropship from the PC game Battletech. - Wings can be printed separately and hopefully will slide nicely into their slots. Same for the tail wings. - I separated the tips from the wings but I am also including one which is not separated. - I...

I am proud to present my mech hanger, it is the cummulation of several years researching from the Battletech Universe. I have studied all the artwork, schematics, diagrams, and contextual clues I could from various Tech Readouts, Boxsets, unit books,...

The iconic BattleTech tabletop game has been a staple of geek culture since its inception. Among the many formidable 'Mechs that have graced its battlefields, two stand out as particularly worthy adversaries: the Battlemaster and the Catapult. Both...

P-40E Warhawk Aircraft (Exterior only with flaps and landing gear) This is a low detail model designed to scale from blueprints. Although all the major dimensions are correct (length, height, width, wingspan etc.) every exact arc and measurement...

The Curtiss P-40 Warhawk is an American-made fighter and attack plane that flew for the first time in 1938. During World War II, most Allied countries used this single-seater, metal fighter. It remained on the front lines until the end of the war,...

Discover my 3D model of the iconic Curtiss P-40B Warhawk (USAAC) - an American fighter flown by The Flying Tigers. This creation is part of my extensive World War Two aircraft series, which I have been meticulously crafting for several years. Explore...

The P-40B Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. The P-40B or Tomahawk IIA are revised versions of the P-40: had extra .30 in (7.62 mm)...

The Curtiss P-40 Warhawk is a World War II fighter plane that excelled in desert and tropical warfare environments. Designed by Donald Hall, the first prototype took to the skies in October 1938 and began a career marked by versatility, reliability,...

The P-40B Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. The P-40B or Tomahawk IIA are revised versions of the P-40: had extra .30 in (7.62 mm)...

The P-40B Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. The P-40B or Tomahawk IIA are revised versions of the P-40: had extra .30 in (7.62 mm)...

The P-40B Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. The P-40B or Tomahawk IIA are revised versions of the P-40: had extra .30 in (7.62 mm)...

The P-40B Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. The P-40B or Tomahawk IIA are revised versions of the P-40: had extra .30 in (7.62 mm)...

The P-40B Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. The P-40B or Tomahawk IIA are revised versions of the P-40: had extra .30 in (7.62 mm)...

The P-40B Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. The P-40B or Tomahawk IIA are revised versions of the P-40: had extra .30 in (7.62 mm)...

The P-40B Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. The P-40B or Tomahawk IIA are revised versions of the P-40: had extra .30 in (7.62 mm)...

The P-40B Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. The P-40B or Tomahawk IIA are revised versions of the P-40: had extra .30 in (7.62 mm)...

The P-40B Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. The P-40B or Tomahawk IIA are revised versions of the P-40: had extra .30 in (7.62 mm)...

The P-40B Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. The P-40B or Tomahawk IIA are revised versions of the P-40: had extra .30 in (7.62 mm)...

The P-40F Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. P-40F and P-40L, both featured Packard V-1650 Merlin engine, and thus did not have the...

The P-40F Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. P-40F and P-40L, both featured Packard V-1650 Merlin engine, and thus did not have the...

The P-40N Warhawk was 1940s designof the Curtiss Aircraft P-40 family of fighters. It featured a more powerful Allison engine. It was produced in numbers for the US Army Air Corp as a front-line fighter, then US Army Air Force and then as a second...

The P-40N Warhawk was 1940s designof the Curtiss Aircraft P-40 family of fighters. It featured a more powerful Allison engine. It was produced in numbers for the US Army Air Corp as a front-line fighter, then US Army Air Force and then as a second...

The P-40F Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. P-40F and P-40L, both featured Packard V-1650 Merlin engine, and thus did not have the...

The P-40F Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. P-40F and P-40L, both featured Packard V-1650 Merlin engine, and thus did not have the...

The P-40F Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. P-40F and P-40L, both featured Packard V-1650 Merlin engine, and thus did not have the...

The P-40F Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. P-40F and P-40L, both featured Packard V-1650 Merlin engine, and thus did not have the...

The P-40F Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss Aircraft company P-40 family of fighter planes in anticipation of a need for a maneuverable dogfighter. P-40F and P-40L, both featured Packard V-1650 Merlin engine, and thus did not have the...