This model
is built very near to actual scale in real units and based on real dimensional
information, drawings, photos, and other documents.

The model has animated propeller and animateable
features including landing gear, landing gear doors, rudder, elevators,
ailerons, inboard and outboard split flaps. It includes a lot of exterior and cockpit
detail, liveries are based on actual service liveries. It is available in Max2014,
3DS, and Obj formats. Many of the countries who flew the plane are represented
here. It can be used in an animated or static position within an animated video
or possibly for programming for a flight simulation application. These models
render very well and look very realistic using good animation and rendering
technique. Exported formats are prepared well to work correctly with every
standard modeling software. Model is fully textured with all materials UVW
mapped and applied. Most materials are planar mapped and major materials
include texturing. All textures and
materials are included as shown,

3ds Max models are grouped for easy selection, and objects are logically named
for ease of scene management. This model was not designed for 3d printing,
these are digital files only.

The T-6 was
an unarmed Texan trainer by North American Aircraft. It served as an aerobatic
flight trainer for the Army Air Forces, Navy (SNJ), Marines (SNJ) and other
allied forces during World War II. Also serviced as a ground attack aircraft.
After the war many were sold to third world countries and civilian private
flying schools. Some remained in service with militaries around the world until
the 1970s.

In the US these
aircraft were sold as surplus to civilian pilots and were used as trainers,
aerobatic airplanes for air shows and were restored to represent versions that
had seen combat or training service in WWII. Many were transferred to the Civil Air Patrol and there would serve as a
search and rescue platform as well as an advanced trainers until the 1970s Now
the AT-6 and T-6, SNJ are in the hands of hundreds of private owners and
museums who take great care in maintaining and flying these aircraft.