De havilland Canada DHC-8-100 LP SS 3D model

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This low-poly model is meticulously crafted to replicate the actual size and scale, delivering stunning detail despite its relatively simple poly count. To enable further customization, a single sheet texture has been incorporated into the design, featuring an all-white paint scheme that provides an elegant and refined appearance. With every attention to detail accounted for, this 3D model has been painstakingly built to accommodate artist needs. A corresponding texture file is available for artists to easily re-skin the aircraft with their desired color scheme. Developed by De Havilland Canada, but now owned and operated by Bombardier, the DHC-8 turboprop airliner series boasts exceptional range, precision engineering, and a commitment to outstanding performance. To date, nearly 1,100 units have been manufactured and are currently in active service worldwide. Building on the foundation of its precursor, the highly respected Dash 7 short-takeoff and landing (STOL) airliner, the DHC-8 aimed to set new standards for optimal cruise efficiency. Featuring a range that enables smooth transport over distances as far as 1,020 nautical miles at speeds reaching 310 mph, the -100 is undoubtedly the smallest member of the esteemed DHC-8 family. Notably capable of accommodating up to 30 passengers comfortably, this remarkable aircraft's prowess was widely admired throughout its operation from 1989 until its production ceased in 2005. Production on other notable variants continued beyond 2005; indeed, manufacturing of the Q200 and Q300 concluded in 2009, whereas ongoing output on the Q400 indicates a thriving, ongoing series still being crafted.