Bombardier CS100 Tour Northwest 3D model

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This model is built extremely close to actual scale of the real aircraft, with every detail meticulously replicated. The model boasts an impressive array of animateable features, including whirring turbines, retractable landing gear, hinged landing gear doors, a responsive rudder, elevators, ailerons, inboard and outboard flaps that move in tandem with the plane's aerodynamics. It is fully textured with vibrant texture maps and sleek livery designs, showcasing exterior details that bring the aircraft to life. Available in multiple formats, this model is built with video animation and simulation in mind, allowing users to fly or park it within an animated scene around an airport or soar through the skies. Additionally, it can be programmed for use in various flight simulation applications. The Bombardier CS-100 was conceptualized as a member of a family of narrow-body twin-engine, medium-range airliners specifically designed for regional and continental markets. Initially developed and built by Canadian manufacturer Bombardier, this aircraft is now a joint venture with France's Airbus, which has taken on manufacturing responsibilities. The CS-100 was designed to accommodate 100 to 133 seats, making it an ideal choice for airlines seeking efficient and reliable transportation solutions. After its maiden flight in September 2013, the aircraft entered service with Swiss Global Airlines and Air Baltic in 2016. In a significant move, Airbus acquired a 50.1 percent stake in the C Series of aircraft in 2018. Two years later, Airbus opened a second assembly plant in Mobile, Alabama, to produce the Airbus A220-100 and its variants.