Beechcraft B55 Baron V09 3D model

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This high poly model is loaded with geometry, offering an incredibly detailed look at the aircraft's inner workings. Built near to scale, it closely matches actual general dimensions within a few inches. From outside views through the windows, you can see into a cockpit with moderately detailed interior features including cabin seating. Inside, two powerful 6-cylinder engines hum along as part of this fully-realistic model. Plus, animateable details such as ailerons, flaps, rudder, elevators, retractable landing gear and doors, propellers, and functional cockpit controls bring the aircraft to life. And get this - the rotating propellers really sell it. For high-end realism, the model's textures and materials are fully available in the Matex file for added immersion. What's more, the model is available in several different formats for ease of use in animations, videos or simulations. Originally built with Autodesk Max 13 to capture precise details necessary for flight and in-flight animation, it's perfect for bringing airport scenes to life as well. But did you know that this high-performance aircraft has been a direct descendant from the 1950s Travel Air Model 95 designed by Beechcraft? Launched into production back in 1961, these aircraft still carry the name Baron and boast an impressive top price point of over one million dollars - quite the investment! Still flying strong even after decades on the market, prices haven't dropped at all. In fact, with private pilots flying family members, corporate execs making business trips short and sweet, taxi companies shuttling travelers back-and-forth between airports, military personnel jetting around to their destinations, as well as charters servicing smaller towns in between big cities, this top-of-the-line aircraft is still going strong even at over fifty years young.