Products tagged with 'fighter'

F4B Phantom Vietnam War Era Aircraft 3d figure for Poser with over 50 Points of Articulation assisted posing and animation with Poser ERC on the main figure: • Moving Flaps, Ailerons, Spoilers, Rudder. Stabilator, Speed Brakes, Opening Landing Gear Doors, Raising and Lowering Gear, Spin-able Wheels, Steer-able Nose Gear, Opening Canopies, Deploy-able Slats, Folding Wings, Deployable Tail Hook, Deployable Emergency Drag Chute, Fully Functional Cockpit Flight Controls, and Working Ejection Seats and more. Modeled by Chris Schell.

F-42U Privateer advanced concept aircraft for Poser is a highly detailed alternate history aircraft figure for the Poser 3D art and animation rendering software. 1946, Guadalcanal. With the war dragging on, the Allied forces look to maintain a technologically superior edge. With a stalemate on land and at sea, and the rise of Aircraft like the Pfeil in Germany, and the Shinden in Japan, the US also looks to improved aircraft for it`s embattled forces. First on the scene is the prototype XP-55 Ascender, followed by the XP-56 Black Bullet (both actual WW2 Aircraft Prototypes), but both are canceled early in 1944 due to serious design problems. After these are a series of improved prototypes leading to the Navy`s first Pusher-Prop which first flies in early 1946. After a Japanese Shinden was captured during the battle of Iwo Jima, the US development teams were finally able to discover and correct the flaws in their own designs. Finally arriving in combat production in September of 1946, the new F42U Privateer is quickly dispatched to Marine and Navy units for full combat evaluation. It is hoped by many back home that new aircraft like the Privateer will help break the stalemate and lead to the defeat of the Imperial Japanese Navy in the Pacific... Features: Numerous conforming extras and over 50 ERC controls for the various parts of the aircraft to allow for maximum usability. Controls include some standard combat maneuvers as well as individual controls for the various moving parts on the aircraft. The model also features a fully detailed interior with working flight controls that are tied by ERC to the flight surfaces and moving parts of the aircraft. Also included are Optional Weapons Sets, a Dummy Pilot, Crew Boarding Ladder, and conforming Prop-Blur effect figures. Included conforming figure add-ons: 1 conforming external "drop-tank" fuel tank is included. This "drop-tank" conforms to the Privateer and is individually pose-able so that the user can make it fall away and tumble as it drops, with ERC dials for ease of use. 1 set of 2 conforming 500lb bombs, with ERC dials for ease of use. 1 set of 6 conforming RP-3 individually pose-able rockets, with ERC dials for ease of use. 1 pair of conforming 250lb bombs that can be individually posed, with ERC dials for ease of use. 1 set of conforming "prop-blur" effects props for the propellers of the aircraft to give a sense of motion in flight. 1 conforming "dummy" pilot figure (this figure is non-pose-able and doesn`t not contain any joints or bones. This figure is low poly but is provided so that you can have a crew in the aircraft for your renders without needing to use the fully rigged figures).

F-A-62M Seishin-Kaze advanced concept aircraft for Poser 1946, Guadalcanal. With the success of the J7W Shinden prototype for the Japanese Army Air Corps, the Imperial Japanese Navy also embarks on an advanced aircraft of their own. Paralleling the development of the Shinden, the Navy receives possible designs from numerous manufacturers, and finally settles on a design from Mitsubishi as its newest aircraft. Debuting in combat over the islands of the South-Pacific in October 1946, the IJN`s Mitsubishi A62M Seishin-Kaze ("Spirit Wind", shorted from Seishin no Kaze or "Spirit of the Wind") takes Allied planners by surprise. Much like the earlier A6M Zero, the A62M is a fast and very agile fighter, and a serious threat against its contemporaries in other forces! Features: Numerous conforming extras and over 50 ERC controls for the various parts of the aircraft to allow for maximum usability. Controls include some standard combat maneuvers as well as individual controls for the various moving parts on the aircraft. The model also features a fully detailed interior with working flight controls that are tied by ERC to the flight surfaces and moving parts of the aircraft. Also included are Optional Weapons Sets, a Dummy Pilot, Crew Boarding Ladder, and conforming Prop-Blur effect figures. Included conforming figure add-ons: 1 set of conforming external "drop-tank" fuel tanks is included. These "drop-tanks" conforms to the Seishin-Kaze and are individually pose able so that the user can make them fall away and tumble as they drop, with ERC dials for ease of use. 1 set of 2 conforming 572lb bombs, with ERC dials for ease of use. 1 set of conforming Seaplane Floats. 1 set of conforming "prop-blur" effects props for the propellers of the aircraft to give a sense of motion in flight. 1 conforming "dummy" pilot figure (this figure is non-pose-able and doesn`t not contain any joints or bones. This figure is low poly but is provided so that you can have a crew in the aircraft for your renders without needing to use the fully rigged figures). 1 pose-able Crew Boarding Ladder for use in ground scenes.

This product is a native Aircraft object for Vue in .vob format. The Dassault Mirage IIIC was developed as a single-seat, all-weather interceptor, intended to serve as a high-speed, high-altitude fighter for the French Air Force. It was the first production model of the Mirage III family, and its purpose was to provide a capable and versatile aircraft for air defense and interception roles. The Mirage IIIC is sexy sleek, with delta-wing design which gives it a distinctive waisted profile that contributed to its aerodynamic efficiency. The Mirage IIIC was powered by a SNECMA Atar 09B turbojet engine, which provided a top speed of Mach 2.2, making it one of the fastest fighters of its time. The Mirage IIIC saw extensive service with the French Air Force, as well as with several other air forces around the world. The aircraft played a significant role in the Six-Day War in 1967, where it was used by the Israeli Air Force to great effect. In the conflict, the Mirage IIIC proved to be a formidable air-to-air fighter, with Israeli pilots claiming numerous victories against enemy aircraft. The Mirage IIIC also saw combat during the Yom Kippur War in 1973, further demonstrating its capabilities as a versatile and effective fighter aircraft. Dimensions: Length: 49.29 feet (15.03 meters) Wingspan: 26.25 feet (8 meters) Height: 14.76 feet (4.5 meters) Object Model Features • Rigged Object Model Size: 17,322 polygons • Landing Gear retract 10s animation sequence • Rudder pivot to move left and right. • Left and right Flaperons, gear flaps, canopy pivot points set to rotate properly, independantly.

The MiG-21 was the first successful Soviet aircraft combining Fighter and Interceptor characteristics in a single aircraft. The MiG-21 was exported widely and continues to be used. The aircraft`s simple controls, engine, weapons, and avionics were typical of Soviet-era military designs. The Schell 3d' Mig-21 PFB fishbed figure for Poser has over 50 Points of Articulation on the main figure, many controlled by ERC.