Acro Sport I 3D model

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Crafted nearly to scale, this model boasts exceptional detailing and multiple features. The texturing covers the fabric surface, sewing, and leading edges for plywood areas. Intricate cockpit instrumentation, gauge, switch, control, and knob materials are also included, as well as rudder pedals. Structural flying wiring is incorporated within wings, tail, and stabilizer sections. All ailerons, elevators, rudders, and propellers can be animated. Removing the cowling reveals an almost complete engine compartment with a 4-cylinder opposed inline air intakes, starter, flywheel, and mounts. Cooling plates are also modeled. This model is available in 12 formats and 18 paint schemes. The Acro Sport is a single-seat aerobatic sportsplane designed by Paul Poberezny in the early '70s for homebuilding enthusiasts, marketed by Acro Sport Inc. It's a short-span biplane with a taildragger configuration, typically featuring an open cockpit and spatted main undercarriage. Its fabric-covered steel tube fuselage and tail group contrast with its wooden wing structure.