Acro Sport I 3D model

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Featuring near-scale detailing, this model boasts numerous exceptional features, including textures for fabric covering, sewing, and leading edge smooth areas. The cockpits are intricately designed with complete instrumentation, gauges, switches, controls, and knobs, while rudder pedals are also included. Structural flying wiring is incorporated into the wings, tail, and stabilizer, with animatable ailerons, elevators, rudder, and propeller. The engine compartment is nearly complete, exposing a 4-cylinder opposed inline engine along with air intakes, starter, flywheel, and mounts, as well as cooling plates. This model comes in 12 formats and 18 paint schemes. The Acro Sport is a single-seat aerobatic sports plane developed by US aviation enthusiast Paul Poberezny in the early '70s for homebuilding projects. It is marketed by Acro Sport Inc. This short-span biplane, designed with conventional taildragger configuration, typically features an open cockpit and spatted main undercarriage. The structure is fabric-covered, with a steel tube fuselage and tail group, and wood wing structure for enhanced strength and durability.