Douglas DC-9-40 Midwest Express 3D model

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This precision poly model is carefully constructed near scale specifications and retains actual dimensions within a precise couple of percentage points off. Detailed exterior features include operational radio antennas and intricate pitot tubes for accuracy. Land-based gear have been refined with significant detail too. The fully textured model comes with all essential materials, textures, and details necessary to simulate the real aircraft experience. Furthermore, this precision poly model is fully animateable featuring realistic animations of ailerons, flaps, elevators, rudder, landing gear, retracting gear doors, and turbine functionalities for maximum immersion. The precise DC-9-40 poly model is offered in multiple downloadable formats here, catering to diverse requirements. As an added feature, this package includes a wide range of realistic liveries. Historically speaking, the stretched DC-9-30 aircraft, also known as the DC-9-40 variant, had a capacity for 125 passengers and was characterized by its moderate operating distance of approximately 2,795 miles. Moreover, it possessed impressive cruising capabilities at altitudes up to 25,000 feet, reaching remarkable speeds of up to 558 mph while maintaining stable airspeed conditions with minimal fluctuations in altitude changes up to about 40,000 feet. The initial commercial rollout of the DC-9-40 took place in 1968 and this iconic model successfully remained operational well into the decade of the nineteen-nineties serving both airlines and aviation organizations alike across various regions.