QF 2-pounder Mark VIII Chicago piano 3D model

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The QF 2-pounder, an autocannon dubbed the pom-pom, served as a potent anti-aircraft gun for the Royal Navy during World War Two. Officially classified as a 40-millimeter gun and marked with the "QF" initials denoting quick firing capabilities, it made a lasting impact in military operations. The 3D model, developed from detailed blueprints, historical photos, and comprehensive documentation, stands as a meticulously crafted digital reproduction of the authentic object. Utilizing precise measurements, this exacting recreation brings to life a tangible representation of its historical counterpart, accurately scaled and detailed with unparalleled fidelity. Creation was realized within Lightwave and texture and finish work completed using 3DCoat software. Key details about animation possibilities lie within its setup for Lightwave, a straightforward yet comprehensive setup for the scene enables a smooth experience as it incorporates simple steps for rotation adjustments including both pitch and heading settings, an efficient arrangement for users who desire versatility. Models come in formats including OBJ, FBX; UV maps assigned with textures that seamlessly render in other applications following transfer to various software, potentially demanding reallocation based on user setup variations. Additional assistance can be provided when requested. The use of this model has proven capable of inspiring remarkable results.