North American P-51D Mustang - Shu Shu 3D model

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A North American P-51D-20-NA aircraft named Shu Shu is featured, which belonged to the 325th Fighter Squadron (FS) within the 318th Fighter Group (FG). This was during their time in Italy in 1944. The model was initially made using cinema4D version 9.5 and has detailed features that allow for close-up renders. It is included in a zip file along with bodypaint textures and standard materials. The scene contains the model, 20 textures, two materials, and an alphamap. There's no need to clean up before rendering; simply drop the models into the scene. No special plugins are required for opening this scene. The Phong shading interpolation/smoothing is set at 35°. The file includes separate parts for a flying and standing version of the aircraft. In obj, lwo, and fbx files, the propellor's alpha map (Run_Alpha) in the fly-version must be manually loaded into the material/opacity channel. It is compatible with c4d R16. The model consists of 132,460 polygons and 8,5069 vertices, divided among 31 objects. There are 21 textures, two materials, and an alpha-map in the file. The available formats include obj, lwo, fbx, with a file version of 2010. The North American Aviation P-51 Mustang was a World War II single-seat fighter aircraft that went from design to airborne in just 117 days. It initially served as a fighter-bomber and reconnaissance aircraft, later transitioning to a bomber escort during raids over Germany starting early 1944. This ensured Allied air superiority. The P-51 saw service with Allied forces in Europe until the early 1980s and had limited use against Japan in the Pacific War. The 325th Fighter Group began combat operations in the Mediterranean Theater, initially part of the 12th Army Air Force flying missions in North Africa. In 1943, they became a member of the 306th Fighter Wing within the newly formed 15th Army Air Force in Italy. The 325th was created by combining the 317th, 318th, and 319th Fighter Groups.