Iron Wings
A 3D Library of Romania's WWII Aircraft
Iron Wings offers a detailed glimpse into Romania’s aviation history during World War II, with carefully crafted 3D models of the planes used by the Romanian Royal Air Force (FARR). From the versatile IAR-80 fighters to the robust SM.79 bombers, each model in this collection has been recreated with a focus on historical accuracy, drawing from original documents and photographs.
Romania entered the war on June 22, 1941, aligning with Germany, and fielded 621 operational airplanes. These aircraft played an important role in maintaining air superiority during key campaigns. By 1944, Romania had switched its allegiance to the Allies, contributing 243 aircraft to the effort to liberate its territory.
After the war, under the 1947 Paris Peace Treaty, the Romanian Air Force was significantly downsized, and many planes were scrapped. Today, Iron Wings preserves the memory of this fleet, allowing you to explore the aircraft that were central to Romania’s wartime efforts.
Discover the Collection:
- Fighter Squadrons: Including Romanian-built IAR-80 and the German Bf 109.
- Bomber Squadrons: Featuring the PZL.37 Łoś and SM.79 Sparviero.
- Reconnaissance and Transport: Supporting critical operations throughout the war.
Whether you're interested in aviation history or 3D modeling, Iron Wings provides an opportunity to explore Romania’s WWII aircraft in a new and engaging way, offering a window into the stories behind these historic planes.
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