Boeing 707-320 SS Trans Global 3D model

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This Boeing 707-320 is carefully crafted near to scale with exacting attention to detail, meeting actual general dimensions within a precise few percent tolerance. This high-quality model boasts smooth exteriors paired with meticulous details and a stunningly realistic rendering appearance that simulates real-world settings accurately. It is designed using a single sheet of high-resolution textures, precision-cut at 2000x 2000 resolution to minimize grain and ensure sharp images. In addition, it comes equipped with retractable landing gear that can be discreetly hidden or engaged for a seamless inflight animation experience. Notably, this model stands out from its counterparts as it is built without the elaborate control surfaces that are a hallmark of our high-end, animate models. This project represents Dreamscape's groundbreaking innovation in producing intricate single-sheet textures paired with an array of custom liveries, presenting users with an unparalleled wealth of choices. The Boeing 707 embodies exceptional engineering, boasting a mid-size yet robust build, impressive range capabilities, and four reliable engines, solidifying its position as a pioneer in the aviation world. Unveiled in 1958, this innovative jet airliner first broke new ground by showcasing the company's vision for the future of air travel. Spanning over two decades from production to its final halt in 1979, the Boeing 707 was renowned for accommodating passengers numbering anywhere from 140 to 189 with considerable space for cargo and supplies on select routes. With versatility woven into every fibre of this iconic aircraft, the Boeing 707 effortlessly glided across diverse terrains - be it within national borders, between distant lands, or through the sky during nocturnal cargo operations under the veil of darkness. The later B-707-320 was part of the illustrious Boeing series; marked by significant improvements in design. Its widened wings enabled an unprecedented span for carrying passengers while providing more ample storage space onboard - allowing it to reach out across vast oceans unaided by intermediate landing sites. What's more, its unique features, including a broad cargo door situated at its rear, transformed it into not one, but two different roles altogether: one being passenger transport and the other, commercial transportation for goods around the globe.