I make quality free models...  Even then, it's rare (like once in a blue moon rare) to actually see them around in renders or get an email of appreciation.  But what the hey... shrug

If you ever want some random parts/bits/pieces for detailing, lemme know and I can throw you the .wings files. These would be things like MLRS pods or toggle switches, etc. Such things are a bit generic and can be used with all kinds of models. If you do go for it, just be aware you might need to combine everything in the add-on-part model and save before merging with your project model. That way you can position and scale it before separating again, etc.

Speaking of generic parts...  Even if you're not interested in mine, it's not a bad idea to model 'em separate from the model you'll incorporate them in. You can save a bit of time on later projects by having a bin full of odds and ends to pick through.

As for a pilot manequin, the Poser dummy (woodie) works pretty well for reference if you happen to have the program. It's low poly and is pretty representative in height/size for other Poser figures. In Wings3d, you'll want to click the import option box to set the scaling factor. Otherwise it'll be itty-bitty.

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There might be something worth downloading.