Boeing 767-200ER Bare Metal 3D model

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The Boeing 767-200ER is an accurate 3D model crafted in 3DStudioMax 13, with dimensions within 3% of actual size. It features moveable control surfaces, retractable landing gear, and animatable turbines for use in simulations, video, or in-flight animations. Additionally, this model can be employed to populate airport scenes. In six distinct formats, it comes in 63 different airline paint schemes and textures, with the 200ER variant being the first twin-engine jet airliner to fly over 10,000 miles non-stop. Introduced in 1978 under the model designation 767, the Boeing 767 was the manufacturer's first wide-body twinjet and airliner with a two-crew glass cockpit. Initially, three variants were planned: the 767-100 (190 seats), 767-200 (210 seats), and 767-300. Later, the 200ER and 300ER variants were added, with the latter featuring a center wing fuel tank and increased MTOW for long-range flights. The Boeing 767 became the dominant aircraft on routes between the United States and Europe.