Futuristic Space Aircraft 3D model

Futuristic Space Aircraft Transport model

The model is suitable for static or animated scenes about the future, space, cyberpunk, etc.

• The model has a bird-like design
• The model has rotary jet engines for vertical and horizontal flight
• The model’s chassis has three legs that are covered with a protective shield
• At the front of the model there are large air intakes on the wing
• There are aesthetic panels on the roof and sides of the model
• The panel on the roof glows, the light comes from the plasma reactor
• There is a main entrance at the rear of the model. The gateway to the compartment opens upwards
• To get into the aircraft, behind the main gate there is a retractable ladder, followed by an elevator-type sliding door with a small window
• Near the door there is a control terminal for the entire landing system, the same is available from inside the cabin
• The model has a relatively detailed interior, for a crew of four, one pilot, the rest are scientists or assistants
• The interior has six computers (monitors) on both walls
• Employee keyboards and terminals are backlit
• The monitors depict futuristic interfaces of various spacecraft systems
• The remaining three computers are intended for those employees, but for different tasks
• The pilot’s seat is also organized, namely: a steering wheel with buttons, on-board computers (terminals), pedals for the rudder on the floor, the main panel in the center with a futuristic interface design

The model has a simple animation to show all the moving elements of the model

• Animation has: fly, chassis, chassis protection, rear airlock (main entrance), engines, ladder, and elevator doors
• Watch video preview with animation
• Animation is present only for the 3dmax format
• The duration of the animation is 1081 frames, so you can select the desired frame and view in detail what is moving on the model, or select this frame for your project
• The model has materials
• Interface textures for monitors are included in the archive along with the 3dmax file