MH60 Stealth Blackhawk 3d model

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MH60 Stealth Blackhawk. Alleged design of a secret stealth Blackhawk that crashed during the Osama Bin Laden raid. Technical Notes: Only Cinema4D R10 includes materials and textures. Other formats are zip files containing enclosed textures. Polygons: 11,052 Vertices: 9,803 Alleged design of a secret stealth Blackhawk that crashed during the Osama Bin Laden raid. This model is an artistic representation of the subject matter. It was created for a flight magazine illustration. Currently available photos show only the tail of the crashed helicopter and some hypothetical renderings and sketches. Some of these sketches are quite unrealistic. The supposed stealth aspect of MH60 features hard edges, a stealth look similar to F117, top air intake with diamond shape like Comanche helicopter project, exhaust pipes at the end of the tailboom for low thermal signature, high-tech carbon fiber surfaces, and paint like F22 for radar wave absorption. One of two specially modified MH-60s used in the raid on Osama bin Laden's hideout in Pakistan on May 1, 2011, was damaged in a hard landing. It was subsequently destroyed by US forces. Reports state that the Blackhawk destroyed was a previously unconfirmed but rumored modification of the design with reduced noise signature and stealth technology. The modifications allegedly add several hundred pounds to the base helicopter, including edge alignment panels, special coatings, and anti-radar treatments for the windshields. Price: $110.00 Date added: June 22, 2011 Product ID: 541daa7c1e43f6d40e4a03be