Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat V18 3D model

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This extremely accurate poly model is crafted with precise scaling, varying by mere percentagery differences compared to actual dimensions. Intricate exterior features are included, such as carefully detailed radio antennas and precision-made pitot tubes. Landing gear is completed with a moderate amount of exacting detail too. The model is fully texturized, accompanying all hi-res materials and textures necessary for authentic representation. Furthermore, this comprehensive model offers animateable features like operational ailerons, deployable split flaps, maneuverable elevators, precise rudder, folding landing gear doors, and dynamically adjustable propellers. The model's interior cockpit boasts a semi-detailed finish while its power plant is extensively detailed. To facilitate quick loading and versatile integration, the model is available in various formats for immediate download after purchase. An extensive array of liveries are also at your disposal, reflecting an exhaustive range of artistic possibilities. The ruggedly durable Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat was both a land-based fighter and carrier-born assault aircraft expertly utilized by diverse forces during early World War II phases - among them the US Navy, Royal Marines, British Naval Squadrons, Royal Canadian Fleet, as well as other allied militaries. Equipped with unmatched toughness and endurance, it remained impervious to rough handling and extreme conditions, permitting it to dive directly downwards at full thrust without surpassing its absolute maximum vertical velocity. The Grumman Wildcat is known for its impressive performance metrics: attaining 318 mph top speeds and exceling in flight maneuverability through precise control dynamics. After initial deployment from 1943 onwards until full decommission in 1945, the Wildcats proved remarkably effective during wartime operations. Throughout their usage, an astonishing total of 1327 hostile aircraft were destroyed while their total operational loss stood at 178, reflecting exceptional survival rates considering operational parameters.