Bell Boeing V 22 Osprey Rigged Animated Tiltrotor Aircraft 3D model

This is a highly detailed, rigged, and animated 3D model of the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey, the world’s first operational tiltrotor aircraft combining the vertical takeoff/landing capabilities of a helicopter with the speed and range of a turboprop plane. This model is designed for seamless integration into game engines, film VFX, VR/AR applications, and military simulations.

Built with clean quad-based topology and real-world scale, this Osprey model includes all major components:

Fully articulated tiltrotor nacelles with rotor blades

Landing gear system (extend/retract)

Rear ramp door (open/close)

Animated flight transitions (VTOL Forward flight)

Detailed fuselage, wings, cockpit shell, and tailplane

The included animations allow for dynamic usage in films or games, including:

Rotor spin cycles

Tiltrotor transitions (hover to plane mode)

Takeoff & landing sequence

Landing gear operation

Ramp deployment

This model is fully UV unwrapped and non-overlapping, making it ready for texturing or baking workflows. Perfect for users looking to deploy an authentic and dynamic Osprey in both real-time and rendered environments.

Model Features: Fully rigged & animated – Tiltrotors, gear, ramp, and transitions

Highly detailed tiltrotor aircraft mesh

Clean quad topology – Optimized for rigging, deformation, and subdivision

UV unwrapped – Non-overlapping, organized layout

Real-world scale – Matches authentic V-22 dimensions

Game engine ready – Efficient for Unreal, Unity, or cinematic pipelines

File formats included: .blend (native), FBX (with animations), OBJ

Geometry Details:

Vertices: 664,012Edges: 1,354,347Polygons: 693,158

File Formats:There are 3 interesting file formats available here.

Source file: Blender (.blend)Extracted: FBX (Binary, 2018_00)Extracted: OBJ

Final Words:Thank you very much for purchasing our Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey – Rigged & Animated Tiltrotor Aircraft 3D Model. We hope this will be your best purchase ever. If you are getting any errors, feel free to ask.