Boeing 307 South American Transport 3D model

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Featuring detailed engines, this model boasts animatable features including ailerons, flaps, rudder, elevators, propellers, and landing gear. Available in several formats, it is fully textured and built near to scale. The package includes all textures and materials. As the first airliner with cabin pressurization, the Boeing 307 allowed flights above 10,000 feet, a capability made possible by its four-engine design derived from the B-17C bomber. Its identical components include wings, tail, stabilizers, engines, and landing gear. The innovative fuselage, with a low drag, aerodynamic circular shape, facilitated efficient cabin pressurization, offering a spacious 12-foot wide cabin. Designed for luxury, it was state-of-the-art in 1935 and could cruise at 20,000 feet for fewer weather delays and better flight above adverse conditions. As a first, the aircraft required a flight engineer and carried 33 passengers.