LearJet 45 Bare Metal 3D model

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This model boasts actual general dimensions, scaled to perfection within a mere couple percent discrepancy. Every texture and material is included in meticulous detail. The model also features highly animatable control surfaces, as well as retractable landing gear and powerful turbines that provide optimal performance. Its versatility extends far beyond this, however - it comes available in multiple convenient formats for the end user. Bombardier carefully developed the Lear Jet 45 over a period of nearly three years beginning from 1992. As an intentional leap forward in the Lear Jet family line, it first took to the skies on the exact date that marked the 32nd anniversary of the inaugural flight of its precursor, the Lear Jet 23. Accommodating up to two crew members and nine fortunate passengers - even the lavatory space can seat one lucky individual, as it proudly holds official certification in this regard - the aircraft reaches top speeds of 464 knots at maximum thrust and maintains a cruise speed of 455 knots under standard operating conditions.