This extremely detailed 3d model depicts a World War II era B-29-50-BW featuring full cockpit, detailed bomb bays, gunners section, and historically accurate 'Lucky Lady' airframe markings.

Includes separate flight control surfaces, landing gear, both open and closed landing gear doors, bomb bay doors, propellers, and gun turrets for animating.

NOTE: Our research shows this particular airframe most likely did not have the black de-icer boots fitted to the leading edges of the main wings, so they were omitted from the texture maps.

As with all Mesh Factory 3d models, this one features extremely clean geometry, intelligent parts break-down, and is fully textured with all texture maps included. Rest assured our work consistently surpasses the requirements of any 3d certification process currently in use anywhere. Our output quality and attention to detail are second to none.

Included File Formats

1. (.max) 3dsmax 2023 native
2. (.3ds) 3D Studio
3. (.mb) Maya 2009 ⚠️triangulated geometry
4. (.lwo) Lightwave 6
5. (.obj) Wavefront Object
6. (.fbx) Autodesk FBX 2009

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NOTE: This 3d model is an artistic digital representation of the subject matter. Mesh Factory does not endorse and is not endorsed by the manufacturer of the subject matter.

Historical Facts

• Role: Strategic bomber, Heavy bomber
• National Origin: United States
• Primary users: United States Army Air Forces, United States Air Force, Royal Air Force
• Number built: 3,970
• Manufactured: 1943-1946
• First Flight: 21 September 1942
• Retired: 21 June 1960

Compatible Armaments

• 5,000 lb
• 12,000 lb
• 20,000 lb
• 22,000 lb Grand Slam (x2)
• 44,600 lb T-12 Cloudmaker deep penetration bomb (x1)
• Mark I Nuclear Bomb (Silverplate B-29 versions only)
• Mark III Nuclear Bomb (Silverplate B-29 versions only)
• Mark 4 Nuclear Bomb (Silverplate B-29 versions only)
• Mark 6 Nuclear Bomb (Silverplate B-29 versions only)