Boeing 737-100 Lufthansa 3D model

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This model is engineered to precise scale standards and is thoroughly textured for maximum realism. It boasts a richly detailed exterior appearance and a lifelike animation when flying. The control surfaces are highly animated including both inboard and outboard flaps, ailerons, elevators, rudder and can be manipulated to suit specific flight scenarios. Landing gear can either be fully retractable or completely removable with landing gear doors capable of being closed or simply taken off entirely. All provided textures and materials are visible exactly as intended. This model is an expertly crafted low- to medium-poly built piece, boasting fewer than 17000 individual polygons. The Boeing 737 represents a robust short- to medium-range twinjet narrow-body airliner. Boeing launched the initial 737-100 in 1965 and the aircraft officially entered commercial service with Lufthansa on February 28, 1968. The 737-100 was actually the smallest version of this Boeing series of airplanes ever developed, receiving an impressive 30 orders to go along with equally remarkable delivery numbers; the final model landed with its buyer Malaysia–Singapore Airlines exactly on Halloween in the year nineteen sixty-nine. Although the very first models have ceased to fly commercially many decades back, Boeing kept a perfectly preserved version at NASA before finally sending it into well-deserved retirement. It is now put on full display at the magnificent Museum of Flight located right there in Seattle, ready and eager to captivate aviation history enthusiasts for years to come.