Douglas A-1H Skyraider V18 USMC 3D model

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This model is built to an impressively accurate scale, closely mirroring its real-life counterpart. Animateable features such as a rotating propeller, retracting landing gear, opening landing gear doors, rudder, elevators, ailerons, and flaps are all included. The engine is painstakingly detailed and rendered in high realism. Additionally, the model comes equipped with 3D model rockets that can be animated to launch, and 3D model Napalm bombs that can be dropped at will. The cockpit boasts impressive detail, including intricate instrumentation and controls, a well-appointed seat, and console. The canopy can be either opened or animated for added realism. Fully textured and rich in exterior detail, this model is available in multiple formats. Its creators envisioned it for use in animation videos or video scenes as a static or fully animated object. The Douglas A-1 Skyraider was an American single-seat attack aircraft originally designed at the end of World War II as a carrier-based torpedo bomber. The Douglas AD-1 proved so promising that it was spared from decommissioning after the war, and the Navy saw its potential for future use. Renamed the Skyraider, this formidable aircraft entered service in the late 1940s and went on to serve with distinction in Korea and Vietnam under the USAF, US Marines, US Navy, and other international military units. In the early 1960s, it was re-designated as the A-1 Skyraider, while variants were renumbered accordingly. The last Skyraiders were retired in the 1990s. This remarkable aircraft holds the distinction of being the largest single-piston-engine fighter-bomber ever produced and carried an impressive array of armaments.