CAC Boomerang fighter model for 3D-printing 3D print model

Publication date: 2021-06-11

CAC Boomerang fighter model for 3D-printing 3D print model

License: Royalty Free License

author:

jamix10

Description

CAC Boomerang - Australian single-seat fighter during the Second World War. It was a monoplane of mixed design with a closed cockpit, retractable landing gear and a tail wheel. Designed at the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation (CAC) design bureau under the direction of Lawrence Wackett. It was converted into a fighter based on the CAC Wirraway multipurpose aircraft - a licensed copy of the American NA-16 trainer aircraft. The prototype aircraft did not exist. The production aircraft made its first flight on May 29, 1942. Mass production at the CAC plant in Fisherman's Band began in July of that year.

Printed 3D model of one of the most famous aircraft of the Second World War.

Features

Animated
Rigged
Ready for 3D Printing
VR / AR / Low-poly
PBR
Textures
Materials
UV Mapping
Unwrapped UVs: Unknown
Geometry: Unknown
Polygons: Unknown
Vertices: Unknown

Tags

Aircraft Flight Flying Australia Pacific Ww2 Fighter Boomerang Print Stl Printable Worldwar2 Miniatures Vehicles Raaf

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