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Create a premium photorealistic aircraft reference sheet featuring ONE single consistent vintage military propeller aircraft, shown in three different airborne views. The aircraft must be the EXACT SAME DESIGN in all three views, with identical proportions, geometry, wings, fuselage, cockpit canopy, engine cowling, propeller, tail assembly, surface materials and paint. THREE VIEWS: 1. HIGH THREE-QUARTER TOP-SIDE VIEW The camera is positioned above and to the side of the aircraft, clearly showing the complete upper surfaces of both wings, fuselage and tail. The aircraft is flying through the air with the landing gear fully retracted. 2. DYNAMIC THREE-QUARTER AIRBORNE VIEW A cinematic three-quarter perspective from slightly below and to the side, showing the aircraft banking naturally in flight. The aircraft must feel aerodynamic, heavy and mechanically real, with convincing perspective and proportions. 3. CLEAN SIDE PROFILE IN FLIGHT A true side view of the aircraft flying horizontally, with the entire silhouette clearly visible. Landing gear completely retracted. AIRCRAFT DESIGN: A realistic compact WWII-era single-engine propeller fighter, redesigned as a believable real-world aircraft rather than a fantasy vehicle. Dark desaturated olive-green military paint over realistic aged metal construction. Heavy but believable operational wear. Detailed riveted aluminum skin. Individual rivets. Realistic panel seams. Overlapping metal panels. Subtle dents and deformation in thin metal sheets. Paint chipped naturally around panel edges and high-contact areas. Small scratches. Subtle oxidation. Oil and exhaust residue around the engine. Darkened exhaust outlets. Worn mechanical components. Realistic rubber and leather materials. Physically accurate metal reflections. Realistic glass canopy with subtle optical distortion and reflections. The aircraft must have believable mechanical construction and aerodynamic proportions. Every component should look physically manufactured and assembled from real materials. WING MARKINGS — EXTREMELY IMPORTANT: The ONLY text on the aircraft is: VMA Place one "VMA" marking on the upper surface of the LEFT wing and one identical "VMA" marking on the upper surface of the RIGHT wing. The two markings must be: - perfectly straight - perfectly readable - clean uppercase letters - identical size - identical font - identical placement - aligned naturally with the wings - painted directly onto the aircraft surface - physically integrated into the worn paint The exact spelling must be: VMA Do NOT place VMA anywhere else. NO text on the fuselage. NO text on the tail. NO numbers. NO military insignia. NO flags. NO logos. NO symbols. NO decorative markings. The wing lettering must look like real painted aircraft markings, not stickers, decals or floating graphics. PHOTOREALISM: This is NOT a 3D render. This is NOT concept art. This is NOT a game asset. This is NOT an illustration. It must look like a real physical aircraft photographed with a high-end professional digital cinema camera. High-end professional digital cinema image, large-format cinematic sensor character, extremely clean but organic photographic detail, wide dynamic range, exceptionally smooth highlight rolloff, rich natural color separation, deep but detailed shadows, refined micro-contrast, natural lens rendering, subtle organic sensor texture, physically realistic light response, premium theatrical image quality, realistic photographic sharpness, natural material response. Extremely detailed surface texture: individual rivets, fine scratches, paint imperfections, metal grain, panel gaps, seams, fasteners, weathering, subtle dirt, oil residue, exhaust soot, worn paint, realistic glass reflections. Natural cinematic lighting with soft directional sunlight revealing the aircraft's surface geometry. The aircraft is photographed in flight against a clean neutral atmospheric background with subtle clouds and soft blue-gray sky, keeping the aircraft itself as the primary subject. NO landing gear. NO pilot visible. NO additional aircraft. NO weapons. NO text other than the two VMA markings. NO labels. NO captions. NO diagrams. NO arrows. NO UI. NO watermark. NO metadata. Maintain extremely high consistency between all three views. The aircraft geometry must remain identical from view to view.