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Ready 3D model for animation

Sikorsky R-4 is the world's first mass-produced helicopter

The model was modeled in Blender

The format file .blend

ZIP file which includes all textures

Has low-poly and high-poly type

Low-poly - has 646, 958 polygons; weighs 138 mbHigh-poly - has 2,174,028 polygons; weighs 220 mb

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Sikorsky R-4 Helicopter 3D model

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Other<br />File Size: 178 MB
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