SAAB 2000 Boyd Charter 3D model

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This model originated from Max 13 near to scale, achieving dimensions within a mere 3% deviation from the general blueprint. A vast amount of exterior detail and fundamental cockpit design make up this impressive model, which is completely textured to provide maximum visual impact. Moreover, the model boasts animateable landing gear retraction, flaps, landing gear doors, ailerons, elevators, and rudder functionality. Additionally, its propellers exhibit lively animations, while tires and wheels also come equipped with dynamic movement capabilities. It is compatible with numerous formats catering to an extensive range of end-users, making it a versatile choice for varied applications. To top it off, this model arrives in various airline liveries, poised to be employed in either flight simulations or airport animation scenes. The model can be seamlessly integrated into populating an entire airport scene. The Saab 2000 stands as a cutting-edge, twin-engine turboprop airliner, engineered to transport up to 50–58 passengers while effortlessly cruising at speeds of 665 kilometers per hour. The innovative aircraft resulted from a collaborative effort between SAAB and Fairchild, who carefully designed this speedster with precision and finesse. Initially rolled out in Linköping, Sweden, production saw the completion of 63 sleek aircraft, marking the Saab SF 2000's inaugural flight in 1992. In the following years, the model proved itself to be an unparalleled performer, with its final delivery taking place in 1999. Today, this groundbreaking airliner remains operational in airlines around the world.