Ju-287-G/1 Staghund for DAZ Studio by VanishingPoint

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1946, France. With the war dragging on, the Luftwaffe looks to maintain a technologically superior edge over a quickly expanding enemy. With a stalemate on land and at sea, and the rise of Aircraft like the Pfeil as the fighters of the future, the Luftwaffe continues to explore advance replacements for it's aging and out-dated air fleet.

First on the scene is the prototype Do-335 Pfeil, followed by it's full production variants, then a series of improved prototypes based on existing aircraft for ease of production and inter-changeability of parts. To replace the very out-dated and aging Stuka Dive-bomber, the Luftwaffe adopts the Ju-287 Staghund. Based around a similar wing design and purpose but with a much more powerful engine and secondary water-injection booster, the Ju-287 marks a new stage in the air war over Britain.

Product Features:
DAZ Studio props (dsf, duf/ png):
* Ju-287-G/1 Staghund aircraft, at 79,171 polygons
- Numerous conforming extras and over 50 Pose Control dials for the various parts of the aircraft to allow for maximum usability.
- Controls include some standard combat maneuvers as well as individual controls for the various moving parts on the aircraft.
- The model also features a fully detailed interior with working flight controls that are tied by Pose Controls to the flight surfaces and moving parts of the aircraft.

Poses:
* InFlight:
- Level flight with the landing gear closed
* Landed
- Angled on the ground with the landing gear open
* Hide Props
- Hide the propellers on the aircraft
* Show Props
- Show the propellers on the aircraft

Accessories and Armaments:
DAZ Studio props (dsf, duf/ png):
* Staghund Weapons
- 37mm Gun Pods
- 250kg Bomb
- Drop-Tank
* Props:
- Boarding Ladders
- Pilots: low-poly, un-rigged pilot figures.
- Prop Blur

Textures:
* One set of texture maps with corresponding bump maps, at 3500x1800 pixels.
* All of the materials use Iray shaders.

All sales images rendered in DAZ Studio with an HDRI skydome environment.

Designed for use in DAZ Studio 4.9 and above with Iray. Not recommended for use in other software programs.

Original model by, and acquired from Chris Schell, and now owned by VanishingPoint.