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Its first flight was in 1974 and has been in service since 1978, used by various international forces. Over time, it has evolved into a multirole fighter capable of various missions. Although no longer in production for the USAF, foreign allies...

The model's impressive features include: • Composed of eight interlinked objects, each one carefully crafted for maximum realism: Fuselage (29307 polygons) Rotor (8112 polygons) Tail Rotor (1978 polygons) Two back doors (1420 polygons) Two front...

On October 1974, the Super Etendard took flight, and in June 1978, the aircraft was officially ready for use with the French Navy. French military personnel flew Super Etendards into several important battles like the war over Kosovo, fighting in...

First flown in 1974 and introduced in 1978, it remains in service worldwide. Over four decades, it has evolved into a multirole fighter capable of various missions and has been instrumental in numerous conflicts. ...Although no longer produced for the...

Kobe Bryant Basketball Figure Sculpture \n\n Born on August 23, 1978, Kobe Bean Bryant dominated professional basketball for two decades. He dedicated his entire 20-year career to the Los Angeles Lakers in the National Basketball Association (NBA).

This aircraft saw its enhanced version, the 414A Chancellor, introduced in 1978. The initial production variant of the Cessna 414 featured tip tanks, with 516 units built between 1968 and production cease. Subsequently, the 414A model was introduced...

The F-16 Fighting Falcon is a multirole fighter aircraft that has been serving as a workhorse for various militaries since its introduction in 1978. With its sleek design and advanced avionics, this highly maneuverable plane has proven itself to be...

Exhibition Semi Truck.* Originally created with 3ds Max 2012|| SPECS ||* This model consists of 688 distinct objects, carefully crafted to deliver a realistic experience.* With MeshSmooth OFF, this model contains 479,469 polygons, perfect for...

In 1978, the 767 model designation emerged, with three planned variants: the 767-100 (190 seats), 767-200 (210 seats), and 767-300. The 767-200ER variant was later added, along with a 300ER variant featuring a center wing fuel tank and increased...

Tail Rotor (1978 Polygons) - provides stability and control. 2 Back Doors (1420 Polygons each) - provide access to the interior. 2 Front Doors (1952 Polygons each) - grant entry to the cockpit. Interior (17434 Polygons) - fully detailed with textures...

In 1978, it received the model designation 767, with plans for three variants: the 767-100 (190 seats), 767-200 (210 seats), and 767-300. Later, the 200ER variant was added, along with a 300ER variant featuring a center wing fuel tank and higher...

Launched in 1978, it bore three initial variants: a 767-100 with 190 seats, a 767-200 with 210 seats, and the larger 767-300. Later, the 200ER and 300ER variants emerged, featuring center wing fuel tanks and higher takeoff weights for unprecedented...

Launched in 1978, it featured three initial variants - the 767-100, 767-200, and 767-300. Later on, 200ER and 300ER versions were introduced, including a center wing fuel tank and higher take off weight (MTOW) for the 300ER variant, which became the...

In 1978 Hoffman proposed that a if you take cuboids with size AxBxC, you can always pack 27 into a cube that has edges of length A+B+C. In 2003 Knuth showed that for a special subset you can fit 28 cuboids into a cube. As you can see in the...

In 1978, the manufacturer introduced the new jetliner under the model designation of 767, with three initial variants planned: the 767-100 (seating 190 passengers), 767-200 (seating 210), and 767-300. Later, the 200ER and 300ER variants were added,...

Introduced in 1978, three variants were planned: the 767-100 with 190 seats, the 767-200 with 210 seats, and the 767-300. Later came the 200ER variant and the 300ER, which introduced a center wing fuel tank and higher MTOW for extended non-stop...

Introduced in 1978, it bore the 767 model designation with three initial variants: the 767-100 (190 seats), 767-200 (210 seats), and 767-300. Later, the 200ER and 300ER variants were added, including a center wing fuel tank and higher takeoff weight...

Marking a significant milestone in its development, this majestic temple was officially announced on May 27th, 1978. Groundbreaking and site dedication ceremonies took place on the very same day, with prominent Mormon leader Marion G. Romney leading...

The F-16A Fighting Falcon, developed in the early '70s as a lightweight air superiority fighter for the USAF by General Dynamics Aircraft (now Lockheed Martin), had its first flight in 1974 and was introduced in 1978. It has since evolved into a...

The site's excavation and reconstruction ran from 1978 to 1984. Base walls of the chapel remain intact on the surface, making them an eye-catching feature still standing today in this parking lot turned historic treasure trove. Originally, the...

As Boeing's first wide-body twinjet and airliner with a two-crew glass cockpit, the 767-200ER variant was introduced in 1978. This model came alongside two other versions - the 767-100 (190 seats) and 767-300. Later, the 200ER and 300ER variants...

In 1978, it received the 767 model designation and initially had three planned variants: 767-100, 767-200, and 767-300. ...Later, 767-200ER and 767-300ER variants were added, with the former being the first twin-engine jet airliner to fly more than...

... In 1978, it received its model designation, with three variants planned: the 767-100 (190 seats), 767-200 (210 seats), and 767-300. Later, a 200ER variant was introduced, followed by a 300ER version with a center wing fuel tank and increased MTOW.

In 1978, it received the 767 designation with three initial variants: the 767-100 (190 seats), 767-200 (210 seats), and 767-300. Later, a 200ER variant was added, along with a 300ER version featuring a center wing fuel tank and higher takeoff weight...

In 1978, it was designated as the first wide-body twinjet and two-crew glass cockpit airliner by its manufacturer. The model lineup initially comprised three variants - 767-100 (190 seats), 767-200 (210 seats), and 767-300. Later, the 767-200ER and...

The F-90 followed in 1978 introducing a redesigned tail incorporating a T-Tail design. The T-Tail F-90 was actually the same T-Tail built for the B200 Super King Air mated to the E-90 King Air.The 90 series of King Air aircraft could carry from 5-7...

Archaeologists from what would eventually become the Landscape Research Centre conducted extensive excavations of several hectares of archaeology between 1978 and 1984 ahead of sand extraction at Cook's Quarry, West Heslerton. Volunteers, including...

The aircraft was developed in the early '70s as a lightweight air superiority fighter by General Dynamics Aircraft (now Lockheed Martin Aircraft) for the US Air Force, with its first flight in 1974 and introduction in 1978. It has evolved into a...

... for JaBoG 34 is included. * The Canadian Armed Forces' entry into the NATO Tiger Meets of the late 1970s featured the Sabre Toothed Tigers of No. 439 Squadron, with aircraft number 104838. This plane crashed on March 7, 1978. ... Enjoy your model!

... the Australian record for being the longest serving lightkeeper at one lighthouse. In 1976, the lighthouse was moved to a new location 30 metres to make way for a new beacon. Here it stood until renovated by the Redlands Shire Council in 1978.