Bombardier CS100 Delta 3D model

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This model is meticulously crafted to match the actual dimensions of its real-life counterpart, the aircraft. It boasts a range of animateable features, such as turbines, landing gear, and retractable doors, along with rudder, elevators, ailerons, inboard, and outboard flaps. The model is fully textured with intricate maps, including livery details, and boasts an impressive level of exterior detail. It comes in multiple formats, catering to diverse needs. Built with video animation and simulation in mind, this model can be flown or static within an animated scene, set against the backdrop of a bustling airport or soaring through the skies. Its versatility extends to programming for use in various flight simulation applications. The Bombardier CS-100 was conceived as a member of a family of narrow-body, twin-engine airliners, designed for regional and continental markets. Originally developed by Bombardier in Canada, it has since become a joint venture with Airbus of France. This aircraft was engineered to accommodate 100 to 133 passengers in its standard configuration. Its maiden flight took place in September 2013, marking a significant milestone in its development. The CS-100 entered service with Swiss Global Airlines and Air Baltic in 2016, while Airbus acquired a controlling stake in the C Series of aircraft in 2018. In 2019, Airbus expanded its manufacturing capabilities by opening a second assembly plant in Mobile, Alabama, to produce the Airbus 220-100 and its variants.