Canadair CRJ100 Crossair 3D model

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The CRJ100 is a meticulously crafted model, constructed according to actual dimensions. It boasts an array of animatable features such as turbines, landing gear, gear doors, ailerons, inboard flaps, and outboard flaps, all rendered with realistic textures and materials. This versatile aircraft comes in 11 different formats, catering to various applications. Originally designed by Canadair, the CRJ100 is a regional airliner that was later produced by Bombardier in Canada. It's used globally by airlines and built upon the foundation of the Challenger design, which Canadair acquired from Lear Jet. In 1987, the aircraft underwent a stretch to accommodate more seats, with varying seat configurations across different airlines. The CRJ100 is particularly prevalent in the United States, Canada, and Europe.