Douglas Skyraider modeled and rigged entirely in Three.js
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A detailed Douglas A-1H Skyraider plane built as one HTML file in Three.js, with folding wings, retractable gear, working flaps and dive brakes, and an autopilot flight over a procedural jungle; no 3D model or texture files.
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Opus 5.5 high just built this Skyraider model in one shot with our threejs skill. Prompt: "Build a Douglas A-1H Skyraider in Three.js" One HTML file. Folding wings, retractable gear, flaps, dive brakes, two paint schemes, and an autopilot flying it over a procedural jungle. Zero 3D models, zero image files. I did not expect it to be this good. Next, it becomes part of my Lightning Sortie game. What should it be fighting?
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