Bombardier CS100 Texair 3D model

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This model is constructed with remarkable accuracy, replicating the actual dimensions of the real aircraft. The model boasts an impressive range of animateable features, including functioning turbines, retractable landing gear, retractable landing gear doors, a responsive rudder, elevators, ailerons, inboard and outboard flaps that can be manipulated to mimic real flight scenarios. It is richly textured with high-quality texture and livery maps, along with meticulous exterior details. The model is available in multiple formats, making it adaptable for various uses. The Bombardier CS-100 was conceived as a key member of a family of narrow-body twin-engine, medium-range airliners designed to cater to the regional and continental markets. Initially developed and built by Bombardier in Canada, this aircraft has since evolved into a joint manufacturing partnership with France's Airbus. The aircraft was specifically designed for configurations ranging from 100 to 133 seats. Its maiden flight took place in September 2013, marking a significant milestone in its development process. By 2016, the CS-100 had entered service with Swiss Global Airlines and Air Baltic, solidifying its position in the commercial aviation sector. In 2018, Airbus secured a 50.1 percent ownership stake in the C Series of aircraft. Two years later, Airbus opened a second assembly plant in Mobile, Alabama, to produce the Airbus 220-100 and its variants, further expanding its manufacturing capabilities.