Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat V11 3D model

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This detailed high-poly model closely replicates actual dimensions within a few percentage points, featuring precise exterior details like radio antennas and pitot tubes. The landing gear exhibits moderate complexity in terms of detail as well. The model boasts comprehensive texture support alongside high-resolution materials and textures, facilitating realistic visualizations. Advanced features include animateable control surfaces: ailerons, split flaps, elevators, rudder, landing gear, and propeller. Moreover, the model incorporates an extensively detailed cockpit and engine. Additionally, users have immediate access to the model in various formats following purchase, along with an extensive selection of liveries. The Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat represented a dual-role fighter and attack aircraft commissioned by multiple navies including the United States, British Royal Navy, Royal Canadian Navy during World War II's early phases. Its robust build and agility made it suitable for carrier or land operations while resisting damage and wear despite significant punishment. A remarkable asset to combat aviation, the Wildcat maintained peak dive speed despite rapid descents. Reaching an impressive 318 mph at top speed, its handling remained unparalleled with ease of control evident even under extreme maneuvering. Serving primarily in advanced fighter training for US Navy and Marine pilots from 1943 onward, the Wildcat gradually retired by 1945 following a prolonged period of combat readiness and distinguished wartime exploits. In their campaigns against enemy forces during World War II, Wildcats claimed an impressive tally of 1327 aerial victories at minimal losses - an exceptional record for a military aircraft model - while themselves falling prey to the enemy in mere numbers.