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The Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien, codenamed Tony by Allied forces, is a high-quality, photo-real 3D model capturing the only mass-produced Japanese fighter of World War II to utilize a liquid-cooled inline V12 engine. This asset showcases the aircraft's streamlined, European-influenced silhouette, which stood in stark contrast to the radial-engine fighters typical of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Service. The model is presented in an authentic light grey finish with the iconic Hinomaru red sun insignias on the wings and fuselage, complemented by a red lightning-bolt style unit marking on the tail.
The model is built with high-accuracy geometry and uses clean, base-color shading suitable for various lighting environments. All renders are provided without postprocessing.
Suitable for all major 3D software suites, including Blender, 3ds Max, Maya, and Unreal Engine. Ideal for historical combat simulations, WWII documentaries, and cinematic visualizations.
Features:
High-quality polygonal model, correctly scaled to represent the dimensions of the original fighter aircraft.
Model is fully textured with all materials applied (Interior + Exterior).
Accurate representation of the streamlined nose housing the liquid-cooled engine and the three-blade propeller with a yellow spinner.
Detailed cockpit glazing with a visible pilot's seat and internal structural elements.
Includes retractable-style landing gear in the extended position with detailed struts and wheels.
All textures and materials are included in the package.
Blender objects are logically named and organized for easy scene integration.
No cleanup is required—the model is ready for immediate use in your project.
File Formats:
Blender
OBJ
FBX
USD
STL
GLTF
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