Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat V15 3D model

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This high-fidelity model is carefully constructed to match real-world proportions, deviating by just a few percent from actual dimensions. Its exterior boasts intricate details, including radio antennas and pitot tubes that simulate real-life components accurately. The landing gear features a moderate level of detail, mirroring its operational counterparts closely. Fully textured and enriched with high-resolution materials and textures, this model is further augmented by animated ailerons, split flaps, elevators, rudder, landing gear, and propeller elements for a lifelike experience. A semi-detailed cockpit and highly detailed engine add depth to the overall realism of the model. Upon purchase, users can instantly access multiple format versions ready for downloading, while a vast selection of liveries becomes available for personalization. The Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat was a robust carrier-based or land fighter that saw service in various naval and marine forces worldwide during WWII's initial phases. Notable for its rugged construction and capacity to withstand substantial damage, this airplane could descend steeply without surpassing its top dive speed threshold. Achieving a top speed of 318 mph while demonstrating exceptional agility, the Wildcat was instrumental in advanced fighter training programs run by the Navy and Marines from 1943 until its eventual retirement in 1945. Throughout the war, Wildcats successfully downed 1327 enemy aircraft at a relatively low cost, losing just 178 planes in return.