ARGO AIRCRAFTS A2 Silver swan Free 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then converted to all other formats of three-dimensional rendering software. Native format is .skp, while 3dsmax scene is rendered with Vray 3.00. The Argo Aircrafts A2 Silver Swan is a versatile amphibious ESTOL flying boat that boasts the ability for extremely short takeoffs and landings, making it perfect for numerous roles including private yacht, airliner, military transport, search and rescue, and exploration tasks. In its various capacities, the aircraft requires approximately 54 yards of space to land and merely 20 yards for departure. This aircraft can fly at incredibly low speeds, enabling it to stand in mid-air or even fly backwards when faced with strong headwinds. The capabilities of this aircraft make it highly suitable for bush pilots navigating wilderness areas. **General Characteristics** Crew consists of two individuals: a pilot and co-pilot Aircraft has the capacity to carry six passengers Length of the aircraft is 38 ft, measuring approximately 11.69 m Wingspan reaches an impressive 59 ft, translating to 17.84 m in metric units Height of the aircraft is 15 ft, with a corresponding measurement of 4.58 m Empty weight stands at 6,764 lb and 3,068 kg when measured in metric terms Gross weight is determined to be 9,734 lb, translating to approximately 4,415 kg in the international system of units Performance Characteristics Include: Maximum speed reaches up to 149 mph when at sea level, translating to a pace of 240 km/h and 129 knots Minimum speed achievable stands at an incredible 19 mph when flying over water, with equivalent metric measurements being 30 km/h and 16 knots Standard cruising speeds sit at 105 mph, which converts to approximately 169 km/h and 91 knots Range extends for an impressive 692 miles in distance terms, measuring 601 nautical miles, or the significant equivalent measurement of 1,114 kilometers. The service ceiling is calculated at a precise 15,100 ft, when expressed in metric units it reads 4,602 m. Additionally, there exists an incredibly impressive climb rate which tops out at a measured rate of 806.5 ft per minute, as quantitatively expressed and measured in both international standard system terms with value (4.097) m/s. Within only 6 minutes and 12 seconds, this aircraft achieves ascension to a measured elevation of 5,000 feet (equating approximately to 1,524 m when metric units are applied). In terms of its overall load capacity in the air, there exists a specific measurement for the Wing Loading value at an absolute high of sixteen point four pounds, translated in the exact measurement system that we employ internationally it's (80) kg/m squared. Each of its mass is served by a remarkably small two-point zero nine-three power to mass ratio measured out. This power/mass ratio of .093 measured per pound. (When viewed metrically it's (0 point 204) in kW/kg measurement).