Boeing 737-100 Avianca 3D model

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This model features a nearly life-sized representation and comprehensive textures. Its exterior displays an abundance of detailed elements and exudes a realistic aura during flight animations. Control surfaces are highly customizable, including inboard and outboard flaps, ailerons, elevators, and rudder. Retractable or removable landing gear, coupled with the ability to open or remove landing gear doors, contribute to its realism. The provided textures and materials accurately reflect its appearance. As a low- to mid-range poly built model, it boasts less than 17000 polygons. The Boeing 737 is a widely used twinjet narrow-body airliner designed for short- to medium-distance flights. The original model, the 737-100, was unveiled in 1965 and made its inaugural commercial flight with Lufthansa in February 1968. At only thirty models ordered and delivered, it holds the title of the smallest variant within the 737 series. A total of twenty-six commercial 737-100s remained active by October 31, 1969, when Malaysia–Singapore Airlines received their last shipment. Currently, no original 737-100s are in operation; however, an historic Boeing prototype now on display at Seattle’s Museum of Flight flew its maiden flight over thirty years prior to its retirement from service.