Boeing 767-200ER Shanghai 3D model

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The Boeing 767-200ER model was meticulously crafted in 3DStudioMax 13, boasting a scale accuracy within 3% of actual dimensions. It features animatable control surfaces, retractable landing gear, and animateable turbines, making it suitable for in-flight animations, videos, or simulations. Additionally, the model can be utilized to populate airport scenes. This aircraft, a mid- to large-size, long-range widebody twinjet, marked Boeing's first venture into wide-body twinjets and two-crew glass cockpits. In 1978, it was designated as the 767 model with three initial variants: the 767-100 (190 seats), 767-200 (210 seats), and 767-300. The 200ER variant later emerged, followed by the 300ER variant, which boasted a center wing fuel tank and increased takeoff weight for record-breaking non-stop flights of over 10,000 miles. Consequently, the 767 became the dominant aircraft for US-European routes.