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Having entered service in 1969, this plane stands out as one of the few non-American military projects chosen by the United States for their armed forces; the Harrier was used by Marine Corps as AV-8A and later heavily modified as a result of...

This set of vintage-style Montini bricks creates a stunning wall with the intricate relief of Princess Sofia Volkonskaya's tombstone.\r\n\r\nThese classic Montini parts are fully compatible with original Lego full height bricks, just like their...

-- Shirley Chisholm Shirley Chisholm was a trailblazing figure, becoming the first African American woman elected to Congress in 1969, where she served for an impressive 14 years until her retirement in 1983. This lithopane was crafted with...

New civilizations and planets await the lunar colony, which was inspired by the pioneering space exploration of the '60s culminating in the Apollo moon landings between 1969-1972. Although a human settlement on the Moon remains elusive, scientists...

Lunokhod '0' failed when its launch vehicle exploded in 1969, but Lunokhod's 1 and 2 successfully landed on the moon. Unfortunately, Lunokhod 3 never launched and is now on display at the Lavochin Museum. As a child, I was fascinated by the...

This set of wheels with brakes is designed for recreating the iconic "General Lee", the 1969 Charger (or should we say "Chargers" since more than 200 cars were used in the making) of the TV series called "The Dukes of Hazzard". The rim is an...

Polygon Count by Section The details below specify the total number of polygons and vertices per section: * Without TurboSmooth: * Polygons: 1952 * Vertices: 1969 * With TurboSmooth 1: * Polygons: 14204 * Vertices: 7503 Rendering Details...

After being decommissioned for the second time in 1969, the ship went through another round of service termination, finally meeting its end on June 1st, 1975 when it was dismantled and sold for scrap at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard by a surplus metal...

This stunning mosaic was created by artist Tod Transfiguracion to commemorate the 1969 Stonewall Riots, a pivotal moment in LGBTQ+ history. The artwork is situated near the site where police raided the Stonewall Inn, sparking a wave of protests and...

Initially ordered by a total of 30 companies with final commercial delivery taking place on October 31, 1969 to Malaysia–Singapore Airlines marking its completion, however all have been retired from service. ... Initially constructed for NASA as an...

With only thirty aircraft delivered, the final delivery took place on October 31, 1969 to Malaysia–Singapore Airlines. ...Unfortunately, no original commercial models remain operational today, except for a retired prototype operated by NASA and...

A total of thirty-five 737-100s were ordered and delivered, marking a significant milestone; the final commercial delivery took place on October 31, 1969 to Malaysia–Singapore Airlines. ...The original Boeing prototype, now retired after more than...

A total of 30 Boeing 737-100s were ordered by airlines and ultimately delivered; however, the last commercial delivery took place nearly four decades ago on October 31st of 1969 to Malaysia-Singapore Airlines. ...At present, no operational 737-100...

In total, 30 Boeing 737-100s were ordered and delivered; the final commercial delivery took place on October 31, 1969 to Malaysia–Singapore Airlines. No more 737-100s are in use today as part of regular commercial air travel services. ...The original...

Commercial deployment concluded on October 31, 1969 when it found new life with Malaysia–Singapore Airlines' aircraft fleet; today no Boeing 737 remains actively employed commercially. ...On permanent exhibit at Seattle's renowned Museum of Flight...

Its last commercial delivery took place on October 31, 1969, marking the end of its active service life with Malaysia-Singapore Airlines. ...Interestingly, the very first prototype operated by NASA has since been retired for over three decades after its...

Serving as the smallest of its 737 fleet, just thirty of these early aircraft models were ever made; their final commercial deployment was to Malaysia–Singapore Airlines on October 31, 1969. ...While no commercial Boeing 737-100s still soar through...

Serving as the smallest incarnation within the 737 family, thirty units were initially ordered and delivered before the last scheduled delivery took place on October 31, 1969 for Malaysia–Singapore Airlines. Unfortunately, none of these original...

Its early days garnered 30 orders before completion was handed over on October 31st,1969 to Malaysia-Singapore Airlines with its service years finally ending amidst changing commercial trends. ...However a testament to technological evolution rests in...

The renowned researcher Jean Georges Harmelin, a marine biologist with a keen eye for detail, embarked on an ambitious project in 1969 to study the colonization and dynamics of biological succession among species. To achieve this goal, Harmelin...

A total of twenty-six commercial 737-100s remained active by October 31, 1969, when Malaysia–Singapore Airlines received their last shipment. ...Currently, no original 737-100s are in operation; however, an historic Boeing prototype now on display at...

Despite its groundbreaking nature, only 30 units were produced and delivered; the final delivery was made on October 31, 1969 to Malaysia–Singapore Airlines, marking a poignant conclusion to this legendary aircraft's operational era. ...While the...

Its smallest iteration was welcomed by numerous airlines but ultimately ceased operations in October 1969 when Malaysia–Singapore Airlines received the final shipment. While none remain active commercially today, history proudly celebrates their...

During the first year of the Superfast era (1969) Matchbox made transitional low-friction wheels, made to fit in the already existing castings of the brand. By 1970, some of the cars plus new castings came with a new, wider wheel. The company was...

The aircraft took its first flight on 9 February 1969. Flight testing of the engine began in June 1968 using a Boeing B-52E as a testbed aircraft. The JT9D-3 version, introduced in service in 1970, was constructed from titanium and nickel alloys. ...

This is a high-quality 3D model of a razor blade, featuring 1969 polygons and 2240 vertices. It comes with textured materials but isn't rigged or animated. The UV mapping is non-overlapping and the geometry consists of quads and tris. The model was...

Montini building bricks were manufactured in the Netherlands from 1961 to 1969. They were initially crafted from soft, pliable polypropylene, allowing for a unique flexibility that has become a hallmark of these bricks. The diagonal fins on Montini...

- A beautiful Hot Wheels logo, easy to print and compatible with the multifunctional top - A simple image featuring the names of the most famous vintage Hot Wheels (the Sweet 16 + some others from 1969), ready to be printed and glued in the upper...

... (Diffuse/Albedo), Metallic, Roughness, Normals, and Ambient Occlusion. The polygonal model has 2698 vertices and 1969 faces (3620 triangles). ...Note that the HDR Environment Texture Image used in the main rendering is not included in the package.