Adreanada Aero flight 1517 Free 3D model

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This highly detailed 3D model originated from Sketchup 13 before being seamlessly converted into all other prominent 3D formats. Its native format remains .skp, while 3ds Max scenes are generated using 2016 version, utilizing Vray 3.00 for rendering purposes. The gear failure began with a plane experiencing issues as it clipped the ground repeatedly due to wing 1's repeated impacts. Insufficient maintenance was attributed to an airline repair crew's failure to inspect the aircraft for two months, allowing moss to grow within its mechanism. The sound of malfunctioning gear alerted the captain when he attempted to lift the landing gear, only becoming increasingly severe as they climbed towards 30,000 feet (during a Sanaa-New York flight with a connecting leg in Madrid). Further into their ascent, strange noises emanated from the gear's mechanisms until they gave way completely. Upon colliding with landing gear doors, they were rendered unworkable while causing substantial damage to the plane's fuselage. Upon further inspection by pilots and crew members, a considerable gap was found within the floor area, while also being interrupted by power outages during the process of attempting a safe touchdown, utilizing runway lights along with PAPI (Precise Approach Path Indicator) systems, aiming for 36L. When aligning itself with runway direction, another impact between damaged landing gear and control wires further destabilized control. Consequently, passengers rushed towards the opposite side, exacerbating the malfunctioned state, until regaining minimal controllability only moments before hitting wing on ground; meanwhile ailerons became permanently aligned downwards as to push plane nose down, then immediately erupted into flames in approximately 13.2 seconds after crashing upon runway with control entirely compromised and all operations crippled forever due extreme chaos, and subsequent catastrophe of unmanageable proportions and complete devastation within the entire aircraft frame!