Boeing 307 Stratoliner US Army Air Corps 2 3D model

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This accurately scaled model showcases well-detailed engines and animatable components, including ailerons, flaps, rudder, elevators, propellers, and landing gear. Available in multiple formats, it features all necessary textures and materials. The Boeing 307, the first airliner with cabin pressurization, enabled flights above 10,000 feet. A development of the B-17C bomber, it shared identical wings, tail, stabilizers, engines, and landing gear. Its low drag, aerodynamic fuselage facilitated efficient pressurization in a spacious, 12-foot wide cabin. As a luxurious airliner in 1935, the Boeing 307 could regularly cruise at 20,000 feet, reducing weather delays and flying above adverse conditions, requiring a flight engineer and carrying 33 passengers.