Vintage aircraft engine 1910 3D model

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Between 1905 and 1915, Alessandro Anzani developed various three-cylinder fan and radial engines, including one that powered Louis Blériot's record-breaking 1909 cross-channel flight. One of these historic Anzani engines, found in an England-based XI aircraft, is believed to be the world's oldest airworthy engine. These engines were used extensively in pioneering aircraft during that era. Among the notable engines was the 3-cylinder fan type from 1910 Anzani, which came with a choice of three wooden propellers and adorned various Blériot and World War I planes. The file formats for this model include max8, 3ds, obj, dae, dxf2004, dwg2004, fbx, wrl, and xsi. Although tappets and pushrods can be animated in the model, it isn't rigged for animation.