Boeing 707-320 SS Braniff Intl 1 3D model

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This accurately scaled model of the Boeing 707-320 is crafted with meticulous attention to detail, adhering to actual general dimensions within a negligible few percent variation. A mid-level polycount is achieved by applying smooth exteriors accompanied by modest details, yielding a visually striking appearance. Textures are comprised of single seamless sheets boasting an impressive 2000x2000 resolution. Moreover, this model features retractable landing gear that can be selectively enabled or hidden for enhanced in-flight animation sequences. Notably, this iteration of the Boeing 707 does not incorporate animateable control surfaces, contrasting with its counterpart from non-SSS. Nevertheless, it marks a significant milestone as Dreamscape's first creation to integrate both single sheet textures and an extensive selection of liveries, offering users unparalleled variety and choice. Built by Boeing from 1958 to 1979, the 707 embodies a middle-ground between size and range within its narrow-body four-engine configuration. Equipped with engines from various makers including Rolls-Royce and Pratt & Whitney, the model features varying capacities for up to 189 passengers, positioning it at the top end of Boeing's offerings. Initially developed for transcontinental flights in the United States and later expanding globally into the European region, this aircraft type quickly transitioned to become one of the primary choices across various routes including international flights between the continent as well. Over its service life span, Boeing's versatile B 707 found new application beyond airline services through modification of its cargo hold making way for it use in a transport capacity alongside continued deployment as an efficient transport carrier in several roles during wartime.