Returning for the moment to a historical vehicle, the de Havilland Vampire.  Development of the Vampire twin boom jet fighter began in 1941.  It entered British operational service in 1946.  Almost 3300 Vampires were built, many for use by other countries.  Here's an early toon render.

Cool 

The canopy, still not quite finished, turned out to be a challenge.

Wing almost built - needs engine inlet.  Nose wheel ready.

Looking good

The Vampire has a lot of moving parts and accounting for rigging has been a lot of work including putting test figures into Poser.  Here's a cartoon render of the nose gear:

the flaps:

First cut of the main landing gear:

The wing assembly is getting closer to completion.  Raising/lowering the main gear turned out to be a complex operation.  Some renders of the test article;

Looking good

Still a lot of small details to work out, but meanwhile laying out the cockpit.

More cockpit work.  Starboard side, stick and pedals mostly done.  Port side next.

Left side of cockpit almost finished.

Doing final assembly in preparation for import in Poser.

Now in Poser.  The figure has LOTS of moving parts and I think the most complex rigging I've done.  Less tan a quarter way through at the moment.

Looks good

Now in Poser and rigged.  Next up, materials.

Wing and tail texture.

Nice work

Starting the cockpit.

That's looking really good

Refining the textures.

Now kitting up.  Here's a DAZ Studio render:

Nice!!

Now in the release queue.

Now in the Marketplace:

https://www.renderosity.com/marketplace/products/166084/de-havilland-vampire-jet-fighter

And in my cart