SAAB 340 Bare Metal 3D model

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This meticulously crafted model exhibits near-scale dimensions and features both exterior and interior details. The cockpit houses intricate elements like instrument panels, electrical systems, flight controls, and seats. The passenger cabin boasts interior walls, flooring, and seating. Numerous animatable components are included, such as ailerons, flaps, elevators, rudders, propellers, landing gear, landing gear doors, and some cockpit controls. High-resolution materials and textures enhance the model's visual appeal. Available in various liveries for airlines and charter services, this model can be downloaded in multiple formats. Custom textures can be added to perfect the cabin's realistic look. The cockpit is fully textured. The Saab SF-340 was a Swedish twin-engine turboprop aircraft, a collaborative effort between SAAB and Fairchild Aircraft. Initially designated as the SF-340, it took its maiden flight on January 25, 1983. However, after Fairchild exited aircraft production in 1985 following the completion of approximately 40 units, Saab continued the manufacturing process under the designation Saab 340A. As sales declined throughout the late '90s, production ceased in 1998.