Douglas A-26K Invader Indonesia 3D model

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Dreamscape Studios' A-26B, A-26C, B-26B, B-26C, and A-26K models boast near-scale dimensions, realistic mapping, and intricate details. These features are accompanied by animated elements like propellers, ailerons, elevators, flaps, rudder, cowling flaps, landing gear retraction, and landing gear doors. The 2016 model is ideal for video animations and animation purposes. The Douglas A-26B Invader was developed in the early '40s as a low-level attack and bomber aircraft with 14 machine guns or combinations of machine guns and cannons, an internal bomb bay, and fast radial-powered capabilities. It saw production in 1943 and played a significant role during WWII. A-26B models featured a hard nose with forward cockpit navigation and gunner positions, while the A-26C model had a clear nose with a navigator bombardier stationed inside. Both models supported ground attack and low to medium-level bombing missions. Post-war, these aircraft remained in frontline service under USAAF and USAF redesignations before seeing active service during the Korean conflict as B-26B and C models. The A-26K underwent major upgrades with refinements in wing structure, power plants, weapons storage, and fuel capacity for combat use in Vietnam. These versatile aircraft were also sold to other nations, converted into civil transports or firefighting water tankers, or preserved as museum exhibits and warbirds for public display.