About this 3D model

The Command-Aire was an American aircraft manufacturer from the late 1920s and early 1930s based in Little Rock, Arkansas . The company was founded on August 26, 1926 by Major J. Carroll Cone and W. F. Moody as the Arkansas Aircraft Corporation . Aircraft were built in the former Climber Motor Company Factory at 1823 East 17th Street in Little Rock, Arkansas . After a failed attempt by their first engineer to produce their own design, they attempted to arrange the purchase of a production license for the Heinkel HD 40 , and when that fell through, they hired a Heinkel engineer, Albert Vollmecke , who would be responsible for the rest of the company's designs. In September 1928, the company was purchased by Robert B. Snowden and the name was changed to Command-Aire . With rapidly declining sales due to the Great Depression , and with no acceptable offers for a merger, the company declared bankruptcy in 1931 and its remaining assets were sold off. Coaster is 100mm and 3mm thick. Design prints on 2 layers, face down, so as to maximize detail. If you move the prime tower, you can easily fit 5 of these on a 256x256 build plate. 3D Model is of the logo itself. Disc was added in Bambu Studio to create the coaster.