Beechcraft B99 Williams Charter 3D model

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The model is a near-to-scale replica with fully textured features. It showcases animateable parts like ailerons, elevators, flaps, rudder, propellers, landing gear retraction, and doors. The model comes with material liveries and textures as displayed and is available in various formats. With detailed exterior design, it's ideal for in-flight animations, videos, or simulations, and can also be used to populate airport scenes. The Beechcraft 99 Airliner emerged in 1966 as a replacement for the Beechcraft model 18, using Turboprop engines for better efficiency with larger loads. It was developed from the King Air and Queen Air aircraft, sharing parts and systems, and notably lacked pressurization. Production continued until 1987 when it was overshadowed by the pressurized Beechcraft B1900C and B1900D for carrying more passengers or freight. Despite ending production, many Beech 99s remain in service globally, with over half operated by Ameriflight primarily in North and South America.