Boeing 737-100 US Air 3D model

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This model features detailed scale rendering with intricate exterior design and highly realistic appearance during animated flights. Control surfaces including flaps, ailerons, elevators, rudder are fully animateable. The retractable landing gear and retractable landing gear doors are adjustable and removable. Materials and textures provided correspond to what is displayed. As a built model with approximately 17000 poly count, it's categorized as low to medium poly. The Boeing 737 represents a high-efficiency narrow-body airliner ideal for short- to medium-distance twinjet operations. Initial model release occurred in 1965 as the 737-100. Service began with Lufthansa on February 8, 1968, and represented the smallest aircraft of its kind within the series. Initially ordered by a total of 30 companies with final commercial delivery taking place on October 31, 1969 to Malaysia–Singapore Airlines marking its completion, however all have been retired from service. Initially constructed for NASA as an exhibit it has been retired over thirty years since first operational test flight and now is put on display at Seattle's Museum of Flight.