Douglas B-26C Invader V02 USAF Korea 3D model

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Dreamscape Studios has launched a series of high-quality aircraft models, including the A-26B, A-26C, B-26B, B-26C, and A-26K. These models are built to scale, fully painted with realistic textures, and detailed with precision. They include animated features such as propellers, flaps, and landing gear retraction for a realistic experience. The Douglas A-26B Invader was developed in the early 1940s as a low-level attack and bomber aircraft, featuring 14 machine guns or cannon combinations and an internal bomb bay. The A-26B model had a "hard nose" with a navigator/gun loader stationed in the forward cockpit, while the A-26C model had a clear nose with a navigator-bombardier inside. Both models were used for staffing, ground attack, and low to medium level bombing missions during WWII. After the war, the aircraft continued to serve the USAAF and USAF, redesignated as B-26 in 1948. During the Korean conflict, the B-26B and C saw active service, while the A-26 underwent major upgrades for increased horsepower and external weapons stores during the Vietnam War. The aircraft were also sold to other nations or converted into executive transports, firefighter water tankers, or museum exhibits.