Douglas C47 skytrain Thats All Brother Low-poly 3D model

**********************Douglas C47 skytrain - Thats All Brother***************

UPDATES - This model has been updated with a basic interior. It now has a Cockpit and main seating area. Also some renders of this have been added!

3d Model of the Douglas C47 skytrain - Thats All Brother which lead the D-Day invasion in 1944 . V-Ray displacement mod has been used in conjunction with height maps. All maps/texture are included. Models upload as low-poly. A dummy cockpit has been used inside the model. The model is not rigged but the parts are separable.

• Accurate Scale and proportions
• Modelled in Max 2021
• Render with V-Ray Next 6
• 8 texture sets used and included
• Fully UV mapping. 4k PNG texture maps used. Basecolour, Height, Metallic, Normal,opacity and Roughness.
• Low-poly Polys coming in at 103965 polys, verts at 112046 easily retriangulated
• PBR maps at 4K baked from Substance Painter. All so glTF, Unity and Unreal maps have been exported from Substance.
• Low-poly and compatibility with other packages and engines. Easily re-triangulated.
• FBX, OBJ, Substance file and original 3ds Max 2021.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/That's_All,_Brother#:~:text=That%27s%20All%2C%20Brother%20is%20a%20Douglas%20C-47%20Skytrain,disassembly%20to%20be%20converted%20into%20a%20modern%20turbine

' On the morning of June 6, That's All, Brother led 800 planes that dropped over 13,000 American paratroopers onto the French coast. It was chosen for the job because it had been equipped with radar that could find the beacons dropped to mark drop zones by an earlier group of paratroopers known as The Pathfinders. Allied troops held their beachhead despite heavy initial losses, and slowly began liberating France. The C-47 was used in other operations in Western Europe later that year, including Market Garden, and Repulse (part of the resupplying of Bastogne), and in 1945's Operation Varsity, part of the invasion of Germany.'