Beechcraft B55 Baron V22 3D model

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This model boasts impressive high poly detail with extensive geometry. The dimensions are meticulously scaled, varying only by a few inches from the actual size. Notably, interior features like the cockpit and cabin seating are visible from outside through windows, offering a peek into the aircraft's inner workings. Powered by two 6-cylinder engines, this model excels with animateable elements such as ailerons, flaps, rudder, elevators, retracting landing gear, sliding doors, spinning propellers, and operable cockpit controls. Each propeller is carefully animated to create an authentic flying experience. State-of-the-art textures and materials are seamlessly integrated into the model through the Matex file. Available in various formats, this meticulously crafted aircraft was originally built in Max 13 for in-flight animations and video production or simulation. Moreover, it can be easily used to populate airport scenes. Interestingly, the direct predecessor of this high-end model is the 1950s Beechcraft Model 95 Travel Air. Introduced in 1961, the Baron has held its own against stiff competition and has seen a remarkable price retention or appreciation over the years. Priced at $1,040,000.00 in 2008, these aircraft have been used for a wide range of purposes, including family transportation by private pilots, corporate executives' trips to meetings, air taxi services, flight training schools, military operations, and some regional airlines and charters.