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The average cost of a new Learjet 35 or 36 model as of 1996 was $3.1 million dollars. These planes have an impressive range of 2004 nautical miles and can cruise at speeds of up to 325 knots. Their service ceiling reaches 45,000 feet. This detailed...

A highly detailed, realistic model of the Learjet 35/36 is now available, offering extensive customisation options including movable control surfaces, retractable landing gear, and functional turbine details. ...All materials and textures included...

Learjet manufactures the Learjet 35 and 36 models as an advanced iteration of the Learjet 25 design. These jets serve multiple purposes: they can transport passengers and cargo in corporate, business, military logistics and transport operations. The...

At its operational service ceiling of 45,000 feet, it's no wonder this versatile model is favored for so many uses. The highly detailed Learjet model boasts textured surfaces that accurately replicate real-world models; control surfaces, landing...

With a larger cabin, the model 35 offers more interior space, while the 36 model features a shorter cabin but with additional fuel storage behind it for longer-range flights. The Learjet 35 took to the skies in 1973 and rolled off production lines...

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With an impressive range of approximately 2004 nautical miles, the Learjet 35 or 36 cruises at a steady 325 knots, maintaining an impressive service ceiling of 45,000 feet. Featuring realistic textures, precision-designed to scale, this Learjet...

The average cost of a Learjet 35 or 36 model is approximately $3.1 million, as of 1996 figures indicate. It features a remarkable range of 2004 nautical miles and a cruise speed of 325 knots. With a service ceiling of 45,000 feet, it easily...

With an operating range of 2,004 nm and a cruising speed of 325 knots, this aircraft reaches a service ceiling of 45,000 feet. This meticulously crafted model includes full textures, nearly precise scaling, and movable flight components such as...

This aircraft model comes fully textured with near-to-scale precision and includes a wide array of animations such as control surfaces, landing gear, and turbines. Each part comes with materials and textures accurately represented as shown in the...

Equipped for extensive operations, this model boasts an impressive range of 2,004 nautical miles and can cruise at speeds reaching up to 325 knots. Operating conditions are supported by the Learjet's capable performance parameters, including a...

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Notable performance specifications for this model include a maximum distance of approximately 2004 nm and cruise speed at around 325 knots, reaching altitudes up to 45,000 feet. A precise digital representation of the aircraft is fully textured and...

The Learjet company developed the Learjet 35 and 36 models by refining the original design of the Learjet 25 aircraft. This aircraft is a highly versatile business jet and transport plane used for both civilian and military operations. The Learjet 35...

Equipped with an impressive range of 2004 nm and a cruise speed of 325 knots, it has a service ceiling of 45000 feet. This high-quality aircraft model is fully textured, carefully scaled, and comes with detailed control surfaces, landing gear, and...

As the next generation of the popular Learjet 25 model, it's built for both corporate transport and military logistics and transportation needs. Packing two Garret Turbofan Engines, the Learjet 35V10 has the power to get its passengers anywhere...

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As of 1996, an average price of 3.1 million dollars can purchase either the Learjet 35 or 36 model. It boasts a range of 2004 nm and cruises at 325 knots. Its service ceiling reaches up to 45000 feet. This aircraft is completely textured, very...

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A distinguishing feature of the Learjet 35 is its larger interior cabin, whereas the model 36 has a shorter interior and fewer seats, optimized for fuel storage expansion. First airborne in 1973, mass production persisted until 1993, with over 600...

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As of 1996, the average cost for either aircraft is approximately $3.1 million, featuring impressive specs such as a maximum range of 2,004 nautical miles and a top cruising speed of 325 knots. At an operational altitude of 45,000 feet, these...

... was around $3.1 million dollars. Its operating capabilities include a maximum distance of approximately 2004 nautical miles and a cruising speed of up to 325 knots. ...The Learjet 35 can reach an altitude of as high as 45,000 feet above sea level.

... 45,000 feet. Fully detailed and featuring animatable components such as control surfaces, landing gear, and turbines, this meticulously crafted model comes in a range of formats, offering seamless integration into various platforms and applications.

... can be arranged to carry between 6 and 8 passengers. It is flown by two crew. The model 35 has a larger cabin while the 36 has a shorter interior cabin and fewer seats to add additional fuel storage behind the cabin for longer range operations.

... can be arranged to carry between 6 and 8 passengers. It is flown by two crew. The model 35 has a larger cabin while the 36 has a shorter interior cabin and fewer seats to add additional fuel storage behind the cabin for longer range operations.

... can be arranged to carry between 6 and 8 passengers. It is flown by two crew. The model 35 has a larger cabin while the 36 has a shorter interior cabin and fewer seats to add additional fuel storage behind the cabin for longer range operations.

... can be arranged to carry between 6 and 8 passengers. It is flown by two crew. The model 35 has a larger cabin while the 36 has a shorter interior cabin and fewer seats to add additional fuel storage behind the cabin for longer range operations.

... can be arranged to carry between 6 and 8 passengers. It is flown by two crew. The model 35 has a larger cabin while the 36 has a shorter interior cabin and fewer seats to add additional fuel storage behind the cabin for longer range operations.