Beechcraft B55 Baron V02 3D model

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This is one of our detailed high poly models with lots of complex geometry included. The model is accurately sized within a few inches of actual dimensions to ensure maximum realism. The interior features are moderately detailed, including a cockpit with seats that can be seen from the outside through windows on the plane. The two 6 cylinder engines that power this aircraft are also modeled in great detail. It has multiple animateable parts such as control surfaces for the wings and tail that allow the pilot to manually steer the plane, retracting the landing gear and retraction of the gear doors, rotating propellers, and working controls within the cockpit area. High-end textures and materials for the aircraft are available separately in a file format called Matex. This model comes in various file formats suitable for use in animations or simulations where a detailed plane is needed. This highly accurate plane model was originally designed using Max 13 software with commercial flight simulators in mind, as well as creating realistic video animations and movies of flights from start to finish. Additionally, the high-quality planes can also be used for a real-looking airport scene setting to make flights more believable. As it turns out, this plane was first built upon by its predecessors who manufactured the model 95 Travel Air made by Beechcraft back in the 1950s, but since 1961 the Baron aircraft line has been leading the charge. To this day, prices for the top of the line civilian versions range up to $1.04 million. Given their quality and longevity, the high value for money holds even now compared with more expensive models like it. Private pilots love these planes for family transport needs while company executives find them suitable to commute between meeting spots easily and in style by private air travel. The airline and taxi industry also utilizes these top line planes due to its excellent durability and cost performance, with flight schools and regional airlines often using this same plane too.