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NO MODEL DOWNLOAD. Be sure to read the description for my new Blasts from My Past Gallery before commenting. Here's the link if you haven't visited my Gallery section lately; click on Read More for the full description:

www.deviantart.com/digitalexpl…

From 2018 and the days back when I was actively porting models for both my World War II and later XPS Wings gallerys comes this preview image of my XPS compatible OBJ port of the public domain B-24 Liberator model. It's a very nice high end model that's also suitable for character model posing. You can find it on almost all of the free 3D model sites on line. I had to hack and mod some of the included textures to make it work with the version of XNALara XPS that was available at the time, but as you can see I finally got it to work. My copy came from CadNav, and here's a link for downloading it if you want the original to play with for your own personal use:

www.cadnav.com/3d-models/model…

Maybe you can do a better port for XPS use. I certainly won't object. After all, the model is free with no rights restrictions. Port away!

FREE PLUG - CadNav also has a LOT of other military models as well from multiple eras and different cultures, so you might want to browse around in their 3D model archives. BTW CadNav is one of my personal preferred sites for free 3D models of all kinds (not just airplanes), so you might also want to scope out the rest of what they have to offer as well.

Description

NO MODEL DOWNLOAD. Be sure to read the description for my new Blasts from My Past Gallery before commenting. Here's the link if you haven't visited my Gallery section lately; click on Read More for the full description:

www.deviantart.com/digitalexpl…

From 2018 and the days back when I was actively porting models for both my World War II and later XPS Wings gallerys comes this preview image of my XPS compatible OBJ port of the public domain B-24 Liberator model. It's a very nice high end model that's also suitable for character model posing. You can find it on almost all of the free 3D model sites on line. I had to hack and mod some of the included textures to make it work with the version of XNALara XPS that was available at the time, but as you can see I finally got it to work. My copy came from CadNav, and here's a link for downloading it if you want the original to play with for your own personal use:

www.cadnav.com/3d-models/model…

Maybe you can do a better port for XPS use. I certainly won't object. After all, the model is free with no rights restrictions. Port away!

FREE PLUG - CadNav also has a LOT of other military models as well from multiple eras and different cultures, so you might want to browse around in their 3D model archives. BTW CadNav is one of my personal preferred sites for free 3D models of all kinds (not just airplanes), so you might also want to scope out the rest of what they have to offer as well.