Boeing 737-100 Allegheny 3D model

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This model replicates a precise scale version and comes fully detailed with textured features. It boasts impressive exterior intricacies and displays remarkable authenticity during its flight animation sequences. Control surfaces can be easily manipulated, featuring animateable inboard and outboard flaps, ailerons, elevators, as well as an active rudder. Retractable or removable landing gear are part of the design along with the capability to close or remove landing gear doors entirely. All textures and materials are offered as demonstrated. Constructed as a low to moderate polygon model, this asset boasts less than seventeen thousand polygons. The Boeing 737 is designed as a twinjet narrow-body airliner meant for short- to medium-range transportation. Initially introduced was the 737-100 in the year nineteen sixty-five. Commercial service started in February of nineteen sixty-eight aboard Lufthansa's aircraft, making it the smallest of the 737 variants ever produced. Thirty models of the 737-100 were initially ordered with all deliveries complete by October thirty-first in nineteen sixty-nine to Malaysia–Singapore Airlines. No more 737-100s are currently used for commercial purposes, but a model of one still remains as an exhibit at Seattle's Museum of Flight after serving many years within NASA's inventory until being officially retired.