Boeing 737-100 Britannia 3D model

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This model closely mirrors real-world dimensions and features precise textures throughout. When in motion, its appearance captures every nuance of realistic flight. Its control surfaces are expertly animatable, from the innermost flaps to the outboard ailerons, elevators, and rudder. Landing gear can be both retracted and removed with ease, while landing gear doors open or shut seamlessly. The provided textures and materials are seen in every detail of this realistic build. The Boeing 737 is an aircraft tailored for short- to medium-distance flights within the narrow-body jet airliner category. Launched as the model 737-100 back in 1965, it hit commercial airways with Lufthansa in February 1968. This particular variant is indeed the smallest of the entire 737 fleet. Over thirty 737-100s were produced; its final delivery occurred on October 31st, marking a significant milestone for Malaysia–Singapore Airlines. Although this initial model holds no place within today's active air services, the historic original Boeing prototype still holds value in a different context – an invaluable exhibit at Seattle’s Museum of Flight.