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Cessna Citation X Jet Model This is a lowpoly model of a private jet, specifically the Cessna_750_Citation_X. The model was created using Blender version 2.79 and rendered with Cycles. The geometry consists entirely of clean quads, making it ready...

Produced from 1960 to 2009, it competed with the Cessna 172RG and Grumman AA-5 series, Beechcraft Musketeer, and Cessna 177RG Cardinal. The Cherokee Arrow's power ranged from 200 to 300 horsepower, some models featuring turbo charging. It also had...

Produced from 1960 to 2009, it competed with the Cessna 172RG, Grumman AA-5 series, Beechcraft Musketeer, and Cessna 177RG Cardinal. Featuring power from 200 to 300 horsepower, some models included turbocharging, retractable landing gear, and a...

The Katana, competing against the Cessna 150, provides similar functionality but with a composite construction and higher cruising speed. Its bubble canopy offers excellent visibility for pilots, although cockpit temperatures may rise due to its...

The Katana aims to compete with the Cessna 150 but offers a higher cruising speed, better visibility through its bubble canopy (which may cause elevated cockpit temperatures), and improved glide ratio of 11:1 or 14:1 compared to the Cessna's 7:1. ...It...

Competing against the Cessna 150, the Katana offers higher cruising speeds, composite construction, and a bubble canopy enhancing visibility. However, cockpit temperatures may rise due to the greenhouse effect; ventilation helps alleviate this issue....

Produced from 1960 until 2009, it competed with the Cessna 172RG, Grumman AA-5 series, Beechcraft Musketeer, and Cessna 177RG Cardinal. The Cherokee Arrow's power ranged from 200 to 300 horsepower, with some models featuring turbocharging. It also...

In production from 1960 to 2009, it competed against the Cessna 172RG, Grumman AA-5 series, Beechcraft Musketeer, and Cessna 177RG Cardinal. Arrow variants boasted power outputs of 200 to 300 horsepower with turbocharging on select models,...

Competing models included the Cessna 172RG, Grumman AA-5 series, Beechcraft Musketeer, and Cessna 177RG Cardinal. The Arrow's power ranged from 200 to 300 horsepower, with some featuring turbocharging; it also had retractable landing gear and a...

Popular for its retractable landing gear, the Cherokee Arrow competed with Cessna 172RG, Grumman AA-5 series, Beechcraft Musketeer, and Cessna 177RG Cardinal. This model is near to scale, featuring animatable ailerons, flaps, stabulator, rudder, and...

Developed in 1960 and produced until 2009, this low wing single-engine piston-driven propeller plane competed with the Cessna 172RG, Grumman AA-5 series, Beechcraft Musketeer, and Cessna 177RG Cardinal. Cherokee Turbo Arrow models featured power...

Manufactured from 1960 until 2009, this low-wing complex aircraft competed with the Cessna 172RG, Grumman AA-5 series, Beechcraft Musketeer, and Cessna 177RG Cardinal. The Arrow's power ranged from 200 to 300 horsepower, featuring turbocharging on...

The Cherokee Arrow faced competition from the Cessna 172RG, Grumman AA-5 series, Beechcraft Musketeer, and Cessna 177RG Cardinal. Power ranged from 200 to 300 horsepower, with some models featuring turbocharging. The series boasted retractable...

Competing against the Cessna 150, it boasts composites construction, higher cruising speed, a bubble canopy for enhanced visibility, and ventilation options to address cockpit temperature issues. Its glide ratio of 11:1 or 14:1 surpasses the Cessna...

The Katana competes with the Cessna 150 but boasts a higher cruising speed, thanks to composite construction and a bubble canopy that offers superior visibility for pilots. However, cockpit temperatures may be higher due to the greenhouse effect of...

The Katana competes with the Cessna 150 and offers similar functionality. Made from composites, it boasts a higher cruising speed than its rival. Its bubble canopy ensures excellent visibility for pilots; however, cockpit temperatures may be higher...

The Cessna 152 is a quintessential American two-seater with fixed tricycle gear, primarily intended for flight training and personal use. Evolved from the Cessna 150, it boasts a larger engine and modified controls. Introduced in '77, production...

The Katana aims to rival the Cessna 150, offering superior cruising speed, a bubble canopy for enhanced visibility, and composite construction. Despite higher cockpit temperatures due to the canopy's greenhouse effect, ventilation options alleviate...

I found that having to lift the finger lock was not very realistic for general aviation (specifically Cessna) where in most electric flap cases you can select any setting between full up and full down. ... For the record, the 4 steps are (for Cessna):...

Competing with the Cessna 150, it's constructed using composites, offers better cruising speed, and a bubble canopy for enhanced visibility. However, cockpit temperature may be higher due to the greenhouse effect of the canopy. Ventilation options...

Its successor, the Katana, competes with the Cessna 150 while offering higher cruising speed, better visibility through its bubble canopy (which may cause increased cockpit temperature), and improved ventilation options. The Katana also boasts a...

The Katana, its successor, competes with the Cessna 150, boasting higher cruising speed, composite construction, and a bubble canopy for enhanced visibility. However, cockpit temperature may rise due to the greenhouse effect of the canopy;...

The Katana aims to rival the Cessna 150, offering comparable functionality but with higher cruising speeds and a bubble canopy that enhances visibility for pilots. However, it may lead to elevated cockpit temperatures due to greenhouse effect, which...

As a competitor to the Cessna 150, it features composite construction and a higher cruising speed, along with a bubble canopy for enhanced visibility. However, cockpit temperature may be an issue due to the greenhouse effect of the canopy. Proper...

The Katana competes with the Cessna 150, offering a higher cruising speed, composite construction, and a bubble canopy for enhanced visibility. However, cockpit temperatures may rise due to the greenhouse effect of the canopy. To address this,...

The Katana competes with the Cessna 150, boasting higher cruising speeds, composite construction, and excellent visibility via a bubble canopy. However, cockpit temperatures may rise due to greenhouse effects; ventilation options are available to...

The Katana competes directly with the Cessna 150, providing similar functionality while boasting a higher cruising speed. Its composite construction and bubble canopy offer enhanced visibility for pilots; however, cockpit temperature may be higher...

The Katana competes with the Cessna 150, offering similar roles but constructed with composites. It boasts a higher cruising speed and a bubble canopy for enhanced visibility. However, cockpit temperature could be an issue due to the greenhouse...

Competing with the Cessna 150, it boasts composite construction, higher cruising speeds, and a bubble canopy offering excellent visibility. However, cabin temperatures might rise due to the greenhouse effect of the canopy; this issue is addressed by...

... ...The Katana competes with the Cessna 150, featuring composite construction, a higher cruising speed, and a bubble canopy that enhances pilot visibility but may cause cockpit overheating. Vents on either side of the canopy help alleviate this issue.