Lockheed L10 Electra Amelia Earhart 3D model

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This high-poly model closely resembles actual dimensions, featuring an intricate exterior with radio antennas and pitot tubes, as well as detailed landing gear. The fully textured model includes animatable ailerons, flaps, elevators, rudder, landing gear, landing gear doors, and propellers. Available in various formats, the Lockheed L10 Electra model comes in different liveries. The Lockheed L10 or Model 10 Electra was an early modern twin-engine airliner with ten seats per cabin. Commercial carriers operated these aircraft until the 1940s, while corporate and charter companies continued service until the 1960s and 70s, and private owners until the late 1980s and 90s. Only a few remain in use or displayed in museums globally. Many airlines and military organizations utilized this aircraft, which gained fame through Dick Merrill's flight that took movie reels of the Hindenburg across the Atlantic and returned with reels of the coronation in Britain—the first commercial flight from New York to London. Amelia Earhart also used an Electra for her two attempts at a round-the-world flight, one ending in a Hawaii crash, and the second starting in Miami before she mysteriously disappeared in the South Pacific with no trace of aircraft remaining.