60s diner 3d models

Originally developed in the '60s, the MiG-23 Flogger featured advanced capabilities including look-down/shoot-down features and beyond visual range intercept capabilities. It served as the top aggressor aircraft for Soviet Air Force from the late...

Originally codenamed Flogger-B by NATO, the MiG-23 is a swing-wing aircraft developed in the '60s, replacing the MiG-21. It boasted advanced capabilities like beyond visual range intercept and look-down/shoot-down functions. The MiG-23 was the...

It boasts a tandem, two-seat cockpit and received production between the 1950s and mid-60s. Despite being phased out of USAF, Navy, and USMC inventories in the '70s, many were sold internationally or transferred to Civil Air Patrol. The updated...

Built between the 1950s and mid-60s, these trainers were later phased out from USAF, Navy, and USMC inventories in the '70s. Many were sold internationally while some were transferred to Civil Air Patrol. The model displayed is near scale with...

The MiG-23 Flogger, developed in the '60s, was an improvement over the MiG-21, offering greater range, payload, and firepower with advanced onboard sensors. It featured look-down/shoot-down capabilities and was a top aggressor aircraft from the late...

Produced from the 1950s to mid-60s, these trainers were later phased out by the USAF, Navy, and USMC in the 1970s. Many were sold internationally and some transferred to the Civil Air Patrol. This model features high-quality updates, animated control...

The P-3 Orion, a four-engine turboprop anti-submarine and maritime surveillance aircraft, was developed for the United States Navy in the '60s. It was inspired by the L-188 Electra commercial airliner. ...This aircraft is easily distinguishable from...

This design is inspired by the iconic aesthetics of 60s sci-fi series such as Star Trek, Lost In Space, and Space 1999 (as I recall them). It's designed to accommodate wide-body candles up to approximately 90mm in width. However, please avoid using...

The Electra was a pioneering twin-engine airliner with ten seats, serving commercial carriers until the 40s, corporate/charter companies till the 60s/70s, and private owners up to the late 80s/90s; only a few remain in service or museums. ...Flown by...

Over 16,000 were produced in the '60s alone, with various improved versions emerging over time. The UH-1B was one of the first versions of the Huey and could carry up to ten troops or six wounded soldiers at a time. ...This detailed model is available...

Over 17,000 were produced for military use in the US during the '60s. The UH-1B was one of the first versions of the Huey, with many improved variants following suit, some still in production today. ...Capable of carrying up to ten troops or six wounded...

Over 17,000 of these versatile helicopters were built in the '60s, with many variations continuing in use and production today. The UH-1B was one of the earliest models, capable of carrying up to ten troops or six wounded soldiers. ...This detailed...

Over 17,000 UH-1Bs were built during the '60s, making it one of the most produced military helicopters in history. This model boasts impressive detail, including animateable rotors, openable doors revealing detailed cabin and cockpit, and authentic...

Over 17,000 were built for the US military in the '60s; the UH-1B was an initial version with numerous improved iterations following suit, some still in use today. ...Capable of accommodating up to ten troops or six wounded soldiers, this helicopter...

Over 17,000 UH-1Bs were built during the '60s, with some variants still in use today. The Huey could transport up to ten troops or six wounded soldiers and was even equipped with weapons for gunships, offering support to troop transports and medevac...

The P-3 Orion, introduced in the '60s, is a four-engine turboprop anti-submarine and maritime surveillance aircraft for the U.S. Navy, derived from the L-188 Electra commercial airliner. ...Distinguishing features include its "MAD Boom" tail stinger...

The Lockheed P-3 Orion, resembling the L-188 Electra but featuring a unique tail stinger for magnetic submarine detection, was introduced in the '60s by the United States Navy. Constructed in November 2010 with near-scale accuracy and high-quality...

Over 17,000 UH-1Bs were built for the US military in the '60s; numerous improved versions followed, with some still in use today. ...The Huey could carry up to ten troops or six wounded soldiers and features animatable rotors, detailed cabin interiors,...

Over 17,000 were built for military use in the US during the '60s; the UH-1B was one of its initial versions, with many improved versions following and some still in production today. ...This versatile aircraft could carry up to ten troops or five to...

... in package, no guarantees though, as always :) My settings are always same: Layer: 0.04 B. Layer Count: 5 B. Layer Exposure: 60s B.Lift: 4mm B. ...Lift speed: 40mm\min Exposure: 6s Lift: 4mm Lift speed: 40mm\min Retract 200mm\min

It served commercial carriers until the 40s, corporate and charter companies until the 60s and 70s, and private owners till the late 80s and 90s, with a few still in service or displayed in museums globally. ...Used by numerous airlines and military...

This early modern twin-engine airliner served commercial carriers until the 40s, corporate and charter companies until the 60s and 70s, and private owners until late 80s and 90s; some remain in service or museums worldwide. ...Used by numerous airlines...

The UH-1B was among the first versions of Huey; over 17,000 were built in the '60s, and several improved versions followed, with some still in use today. The helicopter could carry up to ten troops or six wounded soldiers and features an animatable...

Available in multiple formats and liveries, this P-3 Orion model is based on the L-188 Electra commercial airliner, introduced in the '60s for US Navy use. ...The aircraft is distinguishable by its tail stinger or "MAD Boom," used for magnetic submarine...

... airline liveries. As an anti-submarine and maritime surveillance aircraft developed for the United States Navy in the '60s, the P-3 Orion distinguishes itself from its L-188 Electra predecessor by its magnetic detection "MAD Boom" or tail stinger.

With over 17,000 built during the '60s, the UH-1B was one of the first Huey versions; multiple improved iterations followed, some still in use today. ...Capable of carrying up to ten troops or six wounded soldiers, this iconic helicopter remains a...

Available in multiple formats, this model offers various liveries of the early modern twin-engine airliner that served commercial carriers until the 40s, corporate/charter companies until the 60s & 70s, and private owners until late 80s/90s. Few...

The Convair 340 was a popular medium haul, medium load commercial aircraft in the '50s and '60s, operated by major airlines until the mid-'70s when it was replaced by jets like DC-9 and 737s. Initially built for United Airlines and others including...

The Convair 340 was a prominent medium haul, medium load transport plane for commercial airlines during the 1950s and 60s. It remained operational with major carriers until the mid-70s when it was replaced by jets like DC-9 and 737s. Initially built...

It is available in various formats and showcases the Convair 340, a popular medium haul, medium load transport aircraft for commercial airlines in the 1950s and 60s. Operated by major airlines until the mid-70s, it was often replaced by jets like...