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SAAB SF340 Unmarked

by Dreamscape Studios

$99

3D Model License: Standard Upgrade License

Editorial Uses Only

FORMATS

NATIVE

3ds Max 13 | Default Scanline

Lightwave 6 | Default Scanline

AutoCAD drawing 15

DXF 15

OBJ

Other

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SAAB SF340 Unmarked 1Matex.rar

Free file format Conversions available

3D Model Specifications

177,039 Polygons

92,473 Vertices

Polygonal Geometry

Textures

Materials

UV Mapped

overlapping Unwrapped UVs

Rigged

Animated

Product ID: 1109322

Jan 2, 2017

by Dreamscape Studios

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This model is built near to scale and includes both exterior and interior detail. The cockpit is modeled including much of the instrument and electrical panels, flight controls and seats. The passenger cabin also includes interior walls, floor and seating. The model also includes a lot of animateable features including ailerons, flaps, elevator, rudder, propellers, landing gear, landing gear doors, and some controls in the cockpit. This model also comes with high resolution materials and textures. The model is also available in a wide variety of airline and charter liveries. In addition the model here is available in several formats for your immediate downloading. Easily add your own textures to complete the realistic appearance of the cabin. The cockpit is fully textured.

The Saab SF-340 was a Swedish twin-engine turboprop aircraft designed and initially produced by a partnership between SAAB and Fairchild aircraft. Originally designated as the SF-340, the aircraft first flew in 1983. When Fairchild left the aircraft production business in 1985 after completed about 40 units, Saab continued aircraft production under the designation Saab 340A. After sales declined into the late 1990s, the production was cancelled in 1998.