Boeing 757-200SF Free 3D model

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This model was created using Sketchup 13 and converted to all formats, with .skp being its native format. The 3ds Max scene is built on version 2016 and rendered with Vray 3.00. The 757-200SF entered service in 2001 as a converted passenger plane for cargo use with DHL Aviation. Boeing Wichita's modifications involved removing amenities, adding main deck structural reinforcement, and installing a 757-200PF forward fuselage section with a port-side cargo door on some planes. Two entry doors remain, allowing a capacity of 14 pallets on the main deck - one less than its sister model, the 757-200PF. To carry animal cargo, aircraft can be fitted with environmental controls. Rear exits and window pairs are preserved in certain planes, made by companies like Boeing, Israel Aerospace Industries, Precision Conversions, and ST Aerospace Services besides the ones converted to serve as freighters. In September 2006, FedEx announced a $2.6 billion plan to acquire over 80 of these converted planes to replace their aging fleet of 727 aircraft. By July 2011, seventy converted 757-200SFs were in operation.