Beechcraft B55 Baron Bare Metal 3D model

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This high-poly model boasts an abundance of intricate geometry. Carefully crafted near actual dimensions within a few inches, it's meticulously detailed from the inside out. A moderately refined cockpit and cabin seating can be viewed through the windows for a true visual representation. The aircraft comes equipped with two 6-cylinder engines, providing immense power for its capabilities. Its animatable features include movable parts such as ailerons, flaps, rudder, elevators, landing gear that retracts upon command, and propellers which rotate seamlessly with animation controls integrated directly into the cockpit. For those interested in texture work, high-end textures are readily available within the Matex file. The model comes in various formats for compatibility across different software programs, initially built with Max 13 for flight simulation animations and video purposes. As an airport-scene filler, this aircraft will transport you to a realistic world where it's just another addition waiting to take off. Its predecessors, like the Beechcraft Model 95 Travel Air from the 1950s, paved the way for today's Baron series which entered production in 1961. It may surprise you to know that the Baron series is considered one of the top-of-the-line models within its category. With a price tag ranging around $1,040,000 in 2008 and still soaring at that range even with increasing age, these planes continue to impress buyers looking for quality craftsmanship without sacrificing on performance capabilities. Their impressive track record of enduring popularity isn't limited to just one sector – private pilots rely on them to transport family members, business executives use it to swiftly reach meetings across vast distances while air taxi services, flight training schools and even regional charter airlines utilize these aircraft for day-to-day operations, with some also having been incorporated into military roles.