Four commercial aircraft's Free 3D model

cgtrader

This 3D model originated from Sketchup 8 before being converted to all other 3D formats available today. Its native format remains .skp, while 3dsmax scenes are generated using 3ds Max 2016 and rendered with Vray 3.00 exclusively. A call to action: I'd like to share my efforts, although they may not have been thoroughly reviewed previously. Let me illustrate this concept with an example from history. In 2012, a consensus emerged on the GEFS Forum and other online platforms: it's better to create realistic designs or face potential rejection. Designers should acknowledge their shortcomings even if superior alternatives exist. Why should I commit to my design? Someone else might have created something more compelling. If you can't perfect your own work, propose improvements instead and allow others to critique your efforts honestly. In some cases, that constructive criticism may indicate it's indeed a flawed design. Offering assistance to those who need help is essential, particularly when resolving conflicts related to creative expression. The issues I faced with WD were far from resolved. By the way, we sold our R-Jet due to non-utilization; other WD planes also lack airline liveries necessary for practical usage. Furthermore, certain models such as R-5B, R-5C, and R-5D remain inactive. To drive my point home, I'll publish select 3D plane designs and engines while providing some background on various facilities. My intention is not to proclaim anything as "fail" since you might contest these points with opposing facts. Nevertheless, feel free to delete the entire project if desired; however, I believe the initial message merits your consideration nonetheless.