Gen Dyn F-16A Falcon V12 USAF 3D model

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This model is designed for visualization and animation purposes. With a medium to high poly count, it's built nearly to scale, featuring detailed textures and potential for animations like landing gear doors and canopy movement. All control surfaces are animatable, including flaps, ailerons, stabilators, and the rudder. Although the cockpit is modeled in detail, it lacks texture for close-up renderings. The aircraft comes with liveries representing 50 different USAF units, Air National Guard of US states, and allied nations. It includes AIM 9X air-to-air missiles on wing tips, GBU 12 and GBU54 guided bombs on pylons, BRU058 bomb release units, and external fuel tanks on underwing pylons, all fully textured with included texture files. The F-16A Fighting Falcon fighter was developed in the early '70s as a lightweight air superiority aircraft for the US Air Force by General Dynamics Aircraft (now Lockheed Martin Aircraft). Its first flight occurred in August 1974, and it entered service in 1978. It remains in use with the USAF and many international allies. Over four decades, the multirole fighter has evolved to drop both unguided and smart bombs on various targets, functioning as interceptors too. These aircraft have significantly impacted numerous conflicts since their introduction. Although no longer produced for the USAF, new generations continue to be manufactured for foreign alliances. The aircraft features markings from the 3rd Wing, USAF Elmendorf Alaska.