Boeing 737-100 Thai Airways 3D model

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This model boasts impressive detail, both exterior and interior, achieving a remarkably realistic appearance during animations, particularly when it comes to flying sequences. All control surfaces are meticulously crafted for animatability, encompassing even the inboard and outboard flaps, ailerons, elevators, as well as the rudder. Additionally, the landing gear can be either retracted or entirely removed, allowing users to control the visibility of landing gear doors. As an added touch, textures and materials are provided with the model exactly as shown. It's worth noting that this is a low- to medium-poly constructed model, featuring fewer than 17,000 polygons. The Boeing 737, in fact, serves as a prime example of a short-to-medium range twinjet airliner specifically designed for narrow-bodied flight. The Boeing 737 model saw its initial introduction back in 1965 with the 737-100. It eventually entered service on February 7th, 1968, marking a significant milestone in aviation history. At just 97 feet 9 inches in length and boasting an impressive range of over 2,200 miles, it stands as one of the smallest variants in its class. A total of 30 aircraft were initially ordered and delivered to various airlines before the last commercial delivery took place on October 31st, 1969, a remarkable achievement in the world of aviation. The aircraft, although not commercially viable any longer, remains an iconic symbol of Boeing's prowess as it proudly stands alongside other notable airliners. Its historical significance continues to captivate aviation enthusiasts worldwide, and one original prototype from this line still remains, beautifully displayed at Seattle's Museum of Flight.