Paule Industries Freya Radar BOXED Version 1.0
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History:
The Freya radar was an early warning radar employed by the German military during WWII. Its purpose was to detect oncoming aircraft. It was first used in 1939 and was adapted to fit other roles or evolved to become parts of larger radar systems. It originated as the Seetakt radar that was employed by the Kriegsmarine. The Freya was named after the Norse goddess Freya, who supposedly could see in the dark. The Freya was a successful radar and was heavily employed along the Atlantic wall. It came in two variations: the pole configuration and the limber configuration. This particular model is the pole version.
Features:
- Copy and Modify enabled.
- 3 color variations: Camo, Gray and, Tan.
- Land impact of 20.
- 100% mesh.
- Each color variation comes has a scripted and a non-scripted version.
- Scripted versions rotate slowly.
- High detail.
- Realistic size (but not 100% RL scale).
Sincerely,
Zander Paule, CEO of Paule Industries.
- 100% mesh.
- 20 land impact.
- 3 color versions.
- 3 scripted versions (they rotate).
- Highly detailed.
This is a nice build
Looks great and augments any WW II era theme along with different camo & color and options of static or rotating. Had it since June and so far so good.
L$ 50
Unpacking Required
This item requires you to find a place in Second Life (like a Sandbox) to unpack and use it.
- Copy
- Modify
- Transfer
- User Licensed