Boeing 737-100 Dan Air London 3D model

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This model boasts detailed exterior rendering with realistic flight animations that come to life. All control surfaces are animatable, from inboard and outboard flaps to ailerons, elevators, and rudder. Retractable or removable landing gear can be closed or detached for maximum versatility. High-definition textures and materials bring this aircraft to life, matching the provided examples. With fewer than 17,000 polygons, this is a poly-friendly model ideal for various projects. The Boeing 737 excels as a twinjet narrow-body airliner with remarkable range and capacity. Born from an idea in 1965, its pioneering design began to take flight on February 21, 1968, with Lufthansa. Serving as the smallest of its 737 fleet, just thirty of these early aircraft models were ever made; their final commercial deployment was to Malaysia–Singapore Airlines on October 31, 1969. While no commercial Boeing 737-100s still soar through the skies, one iconic prototype retired by NASA has found a lasting home at Seattle's Museum of Flight for everyone to marvel at its historical significance.