Lockheed L-1011 TriStar Bare Metal 3D model

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This model is built to exacting standards, mirroring real-world scale with precision. It boasts an impressive array of animateable features, including turbines that can be manipulated, landing gear that retracts and extends at will, landing gear doors that open and close, a rudder that adjusts dynamically, elevators and ailerons that respond to control inputs, as well as inboard and outboard flaps that move in sync. The model is thoroughly textured, showcasing an abundance of exterior detail with crystal clarity. This highly detailed model has undergone significant improvements and updates, essentially being rebuilt from the ground up, to ensure accuracy rivaling our early 3D models built back in 2005. Designed with animation and video production in mind, this L-1011 model is more than capable of handling demanding projects. Its versatility makes it an excellent choice for populating airport scenes as either a dynamic or static element. Created using Max 2014, this model can be easily exported into multiple formats for immediate download, making it readily available for use in various applications. Furthermore, it can be programmed to seamlessly integrate with flight simulation software. The Lockheed L-1011 was engineered to occupy a unique niche between medium-haul airliners and the behemoths of heavy jet airliners. As such, it directly competed with the DC-10. With its impressive range and capabilities, the L-1011 became a staple on continental routes, as well as in the western hemisphere, Europe, and Asia, operated by hundreds of airlines throughout its long career, which began in the early 1970s. Despite facing challenges related to RR engine availability and ongoing maintenance issues, the L-1011 demonstrated a better safety record compared to its rival, the DC-10.