Beechcraft B55 Baron V01 3D model

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This high poly model boasts a lot of geometry and detailed features, accurately reflecting actual general dimensions with just a few inches' discrepancy. It boasts an interior rich with features such as a moderately detailed cockpit and cabin seating that can be observed through windows from the exterior. Two 6-cylinder engines are incorporated into the design. The model is equipped with animated components like ailerons, flaps, rudder, elevators, landing gear retraction, doors for the landing gear, propellers, and cockpit controls, with the latter even rotating in action. Its advanced textures and materials can be found within the Matex file. This model comes in several different formats to accommodate varied needs. Initially designed in Max 13 for use in in-flight animations and video simulations, this model is versatile enough to also populate an airport scene. Directly preceding the Baron was the Travel Air model 95 created by Beechcraft in the 1950s. Produced since 1961, a brand-new Baron in 2008 would set you back $1,040,000 and are considered at the higher end of civilian aircraft market prices for their class. Amazingly, despite age, these models have maintained or even increased value over time. Private pilots rely on them to transport family members; executives to swiftly travel to meetings; air taxi and flight training services as well as military and certain regional airlines utilize this dependable and versatile craft.