Boeing 737-100 Swissair 3D model

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This model has been built at scale and is completely textured. It features an abundance of exterior details and a highly realistic appearance when undergoing flight animations. The control surfaces are fully animateable, including the inboard and outboard flaps, ailerons, elevators, and rudder. The landing gear are retractable or removable, and the landing gear doors can be closed or left off entirely. The textures and materials provided exactly match those shown. This model is a low-to-medium polycount-built creation with less than 17,000 polygons. The Boeing 737 is a twinjet narrow-body airliner suited for short- to medium-range flights. The initial model of the 737, designated as the 737-100, was first introduced in 1965. It entered service with Lufthansa in February of 1968 and went on to become the smallest variant within the 737 family. A total of 30 Boeing 737-100s were ordered by airlines and ultimately delivered; however, the last commercial delivery took place nearly four decades ago on October 31st of 1969 to Malaysia-Singapore Airlines. At present, no operational 737-100 aircraft remain in service worldwide.