Curtiss P-6E Hawk V09 3D model

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The nearly life-sized model showcases intricate exterior details and is fully textured with all displayed materials and textures included. It features animatable elements such as ailerons, elevators, rudder, wheels, and propeller, including a constant speed variable pitch 3-blade propeller. The Curtiss Hawk was a fabric-covered wood and metal biplane manufactured as a fighter in the early to mid-1930s in the US. As one of the last biplanes produced for military use before World War II's onset, it inspired the F-11-C2 Goshawk, a naval variant with an air-cooled radial engine, while the army version employed an inline water-cooled engine. Post-military service, these aircraft were exported to South and Central American countries, China Nationalists, the Philippines, and other nations.