Beechcraft B99 Trans Northern 3D model

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This meticulously crafted model boasts near-scale dimensions and detailed texturing. It features animatable components such as ailerons, elevators, flaps, rudder, propellers, retractable landing gear, and door mechanisms. The model comes with material liveries and textures similar to those displayed here. Additionally, it is available in various formats for versatility. The Beechcraft 99 Airliner emerged during 1966 as a successor to the Beechcraft Model 18, designed to harness turboprop engines for enhanced load-carrying efficiency. Drawing inspiration from the King Air and Queen Air aircraft, the Beech 99 incorporated components from both predecessors while omitting pressurization. Production ceased in 1987 due to declining sales in favor of the pressurized Beechcraft B1900C and B1900D, which could accommodate larger passenger or freight loads. Despite this, numerous Beech 99s remain operational worldwide, with over half serving under Ameriflight's banner. The majority of these aircraft are stationed in North and South America.