Acro Sport I 3D model

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This highly detailed model closely resembles its real counterpart and features numerous intricate elements. The textures cover fabric, sewing, and smooth areas on the leading edge; cockpit instrumentation, gauges, switches, controls, knobs, and rudder pedals are all included. Structural wiring is present in the wings, tail, and stabilizer, with animatable ailerons, elevators, rudder, and propeller. The engine compartment, complete with air intakes, starter, flywheel mounts, and cooling plates, can be accessed by removing the cowling. 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. It's marketed by Acro Sport Inc. as a short-span biplane with a taildragger configuration, typically featuring an open cockpit, spatted main undercarriage, fabric-covered steel tube fuselage and tail group, and wood wing structure.