Douglas A-1H Skyraider V02 USN 3D model

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This scaled model is meticulously crafted to mirror its real-life counterpart's intricate design. Advanced features include an interactive propeller, deployable landing gear, sliding landing gear doors, moveable rudder, ailerons, elevators, flaps, and authentic-looking rocket payloads that can be animated for dramatic effect, including napalm bombs ready to unleash destruction. Every detail of the powerful engine has been carefully recreated for unparalleled realism. Not to be outdone, the aircraft is equipped with detailed model rockets that erupt into fiery action when launched, along with intricately rendered Napalm bombs poised to unleash their devastating payload. Even the cockpit shines with precise detailing, from its high-tech instrumentation and intuitive controls to its comfortable seat and sleek console - all of which can be brought to life by simply opening or animating the transparent canopy. Boasting an impressive exterior adorned in meticulous texture detail, this magnificent model comes complete with numerous file formats to accommodate any creative endeavor. Its designers crafted it for maximum flexibility, capable of being used in animated sequences, motion pictures, or static display settings - a testament to its unparalleled adaptability. The iconic Douglas A-1 Skyraider soars into the spotlight as a formidable, one-seat assault aircraft originally envisioned by pioneering designers towards the close of World War II with its roots deeply entrenched as a naval carrier-based torpedo bomber. Its designation evolved post-WWII, however, after astute military leaders foresaw an exceptional asset. Redesignated in honor of its impressive lineage and operational history, it soon emerged on the international scene as one of the most recognizable single-seat attack aircraft, playing crucial roles in Korea and Vietnam for numerous elite forces, including USAF, US Marines, US Navy personnel, alongside global defense outfits. Initially classified as Douglas AD-1 upon its conceptual stages at World War II's end, subsequent refinements birthed the ultimate design variant known to history today: The A-1 Skyraider - Its variants receiving updated numeric renumbering. What is notable here however is not merely an incremental modification but an impressive overhaul - from inception, design and ultimately the successful operation across over three decades until retirement during the 1990s - as an exceptionally well-built aircraft that outlived countless battles due in part to its innovative ability to handle heavy armaments.