Grumman Cheetah Air Force 3D model

This is a model I adjusted based on my 1979 AA5A Grumman Cheetah, with a USAF Scheme. A wonderful flying General Aviation Aircraft in the eyes of pilots the Grumman Cheetah/Tiger/Sabertooth are outstanding performing aircraft with great ease of entry and exit with a large sliding canopy.

I have modeled the aircraft to have a USAF paint scheme which can be altered to any desired scheme . This model is native to Cinema 4D and is given a subdivision factor of 2 for all other programs. If you would like a lower poly or higher poly model after purchasing please contact me and I can arrange it. In the C4D model you will see the use of the Symmetry, Cloner, and Spline tools to aid in the build of the model and it's preset for a subdivision render of 0. The model is built almost entirely of quads but may have a handful of tris. Just enable subdivision rendering and a sharp attractive model will be ready for stills or your favorite animation.

The cockpit has sharp and adjustable switches and knobs if the desire is to place this into an animation.

Movable detailed parts include: Canopy slider, yoke, throttle, carb heat, condition lever, on/off switches, radio knobs, transponder knobs, flaps, aileron (with bottom wing counter weights), elevator and trim tab, rudder, nose wheel castor assembly, right and left cowl panels, oil access on cowl panel, auxiliary power access panel, propeller, and rear fuse cargo door. A mixture of textures and materials were used for best visual.

NOTE: This is a C4D Native model and is preset for a subdivision render factor of 1 for all other programs, lower or higher polygons can be offered upon purchase of this model. There is not an engine in the cowl, however the cowl has been designed to open as the actual aircraft.

NOTE: This model is native to Cinema 4D, all renders were created using C4D R17 and may not reflect other programs in terms of materials. Polygons represent the low resolution C4D model (Available for other programs on request).

Happy Modelling!