Douglas B-26 Marketeer V10 3D model

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This meticulously crafted high poly model stands impressively close to scale, varying by merely a few percentage points from actual dimensions. Every aspect of its detailed exterior has been skillfully included, ranging from functional radio antennas to precise pitot tubes. Moreover, the landing gear has been expertly rendered with a moderate yet effective amount of detail added. To further enhance its authenticity, interior cockpit and rear compartment elements have been carefully modeled and textured in minute detail. Likewise, intricately crafted instrument panels and controls serve as additional testament to the model's realism. Fully saturated textures bring this intricate model to life, allowing for seamless visual representation through provided materials and matching paint schemes. Several compatible formats ensure hassle-free compatibility across various applications, making it a valuable addition to any digital landscape. Provided materials and meticulously rendered paint scheme complete this exceptional offering, leaving users free to focus on its remarkable animations and versatile adaptability. Within the realm of realism lies an added bonus - every crucial element moves: from rotating propellers to fully animateable engines; from landing gear to rudder, each meticulously detailed aspect is not merely included but brings authenticity to life with animations. Landing gear doors, ailerons, elevators, and flaps, wheels and tires all contribute to the dynamic presence of this outstanding digital replica. With an extraordinary story behind its creation, the On Mark Marketeer - built around B-26's rugged frame - stood out as a sturdy corporate transport, ready for six or eight occupants. It boasted characteristics from the closely related Marksman such as its cabin pressurization and wingtip-mounted fuel tanks. Not created to exclusively cater for civilian use yet incredibly quicker than contemporary commercial planes, the need never came due to unstable economies at that time. Inevitably phased out after only a brief manufacturing run, however numerous On Mark aircraft remained operational in service up until late 1980s