Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat V12 3D model

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This highly detailed model is meticulously crafted near to scale and closely replicates the actual dimensions, exhibiting accuracy within just a few percent. The exterior features are rendered with extraordinary detail, including precision-made radio antennas and intricately designed pitot tubes. In addition, landing gear components have been thoroughly finished with a moderate yet effective level of detailing. Fully textured for optimal visual representation, this model includes an assortment of high-resolution materials and textures. Moreover, its versatility is further enhanced by the inclusion of animateable features such as ailerons, split flaps, elevators, rudder, landing gear doors, and a propeller. A semi-detailed cockpit is also provided, along with an extremely detailed engine. This comprehensive model package is conveniently available in multiple formats for immediate download upon purchase. An array of liveries is likewise accessible to suit various preferences. Built to withstand harsh conditions, the Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat proved itself a resilient and robust fighter aircraft, extensively employed by the United States Navy and Marines, as well as other naval forces including the Royal Navy and Marines, and the Royal Canadian Navy during World War II's initial stages. This sturdy plane demonstrated remarkable agility, tolerating an exceptional amount of damage while enduring severe treatment. At its core speed limit, the Wildcat effortlessly dove downward without surpassing its designated maximum speed. Its top velocity of 318 miles per hour underscored its extraordinary maneuverability, which rendered it a prime asset for fighter training purposes from 1943 until its eventual retirement in 1945. In battle, the Wildcats consistently showcased remarkable proficiency, destroying a total of 1,327 enemy aircraft at a loss of only 178 planes of their own.