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Republic P-47D Thunderbolt WW2 Fighter-Bomber Airplane - Low Poly 3D Model
$59.99
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| $59.99 | Unity First Price 2026-09-29 2026-09-29 |
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About Republic P-47D Thunderbolt WW2 Fighter-Bomber Airplane - Low Poly 3D Model
- Theme > Stylized
- Theme > Low Poly
- Theme > Military & Combat
- Theme > Realistic
- Art & Visuals > 3D
- Theme > Historical
Bring a Republic P-47D Thunderbolt fighter-bomber into your WW2 game, flight simulation, cinematic, or educational scene. This Unity-ready aircraft includes five historical paint schemes, each supplied as a configured material and prefab.
KEY FEATURES
- Five skin variations, ready to place in a scene
- Rigged aircraft with bones for the canopy, propeller, landing gear, and wheels
- Transparent canopy glass on a separate material slot
- UV‑mapped model built for real‑time use
- Materials compatible with Built‑in, Universal, and High Definition Render Pipelines (BRP, URP, HDRP) via custom RSG Shader Graphs
TECHNICAL DETAILS
- 22,987 vertices; 27,369 triangles
- One skinned mesh with two material slots and a Generic rig with 13 bones
- Six materials: five aircraft skins and one shared transparent glass material
- Eleven 2048×2048 textures: Base Color and Specular Smoothness for each skin, plus one shared Normal map
- Specular Smoothness maps store specular color in RGB and smoothness in alpha
- UV mapped; no LODs or animation clips included
INCLUDED IN THE UNITY PACKAGE
- One rigged FBX aircraft model: SK_RSG_Plane_P47D_Thunderbolt.fbx
- Five configured skin prefabs: P_RSG_Plane_P47D_Thunderbolt_Skin01 through Skin05
- Six materials and eleven textures
- One demo scene for each supported render pipeline: WW2_Demo_BRP, WW2_Demo_URP, and WW2_Demo_HDRP
WHERE IT FITS
Suitable for combat flight simulators, dogfight and air combat games, WW2 strategy and shooter projects, cinematics, museum displays, VR, and teaching scenes. The P-47D is part of a 19‑aircraft WW2 series, spanning American, British, German, Soviet, and Japanese types.
KEY FEATURES
- Five skin variations, ready to place in a scene
- Rigged aircraft with bones for the canopy, propeller, landing gear, and wheels
- Transparent canopy glass on a separate material slot
- UV‑mapped model built for real‑time use
- Materials compatible with Built‑in, Universal, and High Definition Render Pipelines (BRP, URP, HDRP) via custom RSG Shader Graphs
TECHNICAL DETAILS
- 22,987 vertices; 27,369 triangles
- One skinned mesh with two material slots and a Generic rig with 13 bones
- Six materials: five aircraft skins and one shared transparent glass material
- Eleven 2048×2048 textures: Base Color and Specular Smoothness for each skin, plus one shared Normal map
- Specular Smoothness maps store specular color in RGB and smoothness in alpha
- UV mapped; no LODs or animation clips included
INCLUDED IN THE UNITY PACKAGE
- One rigged FBX aircraft model: SK_RSG_Plane_P47D_Thunderbolt.fbx
- Five configured skin prefabs: P_RSG_Plane_P47D_Thunderbolt_Skin01 through Skin05
- Six materials and eleven textures
- One demo scene for each supported render pipeline: WW2_Demo_BRP, WW2_Demo_URP, and WW2_Demo_HDRP
WHERE IT FITS
Suitable for combat flight simulators, dogfight and air combat games, WW2 strategy and shooter projects, cinematics, museum displays, VR, and teaching scenes. The P-47D is part of a 19‑aircraft WW2 series, spanning American, British, German, Soviet, and Japanese types.