Boeing 737-100 Olympic 3D model

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This model stands near to scale with intricate textures. Every exterior detail comes alive with realistic appearance during in-flight animations. Control surfaces move dynamically including inner and outer flaps, ailerons, elevators, rudder, offering maximum maneuverability. Landing gear are fully retractable or removable along with landing gear doors that can be shut tight or completely taken off. Textures and materials are provided exactly as shown, delivering the desired look to any flight scene. With just 17000 polys or less, this low to medium poly model fits into most games seamlessly. The Boeing 737 is a short- to mid-range, powerful, single-engined narrow-body commercial airliner. Initially, it took flight with an astonishing debut of its initial variant, the 737-100, in the year 1965. This marvel soon entered service with the distinguished Lufthansa airlines on a chilly winter's morning, precisely in February 1968. A marvel to behold and still being touted as the smallest variant available of the 737, a staggering order for 30 such models was fulfilled with deliveries, coming to an end as Malaysia–Singapore Airlines claimed the last one from Boeing, leaving their footprint on October 31, 1969, with just memories in the hearts of millions today. But that's not it; these aircraft took a massive jump from just commercial usage by finally entering and dominating NASA's world class museum at Seattle over three decades back when it made its maiden flight as the prototype in action for a staggering long period exceeding more than thirty years since then to the date.