KLM 7090 crash Free 3D model

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This 3D model originated from a creation in Sketchup 8 before being converted into numerous other formats. Its native format remains .skp, while the 3dsmax scene was generated with 3ds Max 2016, rendered using Vray 3.00. Special thanks to dre737 for the 747 aircraft! KLM Flight 7090 landed at 12:56 AM on the TNCM runway. In a thrilling display of piloting prowess, Captain Gans Ranchels brought the 747 down with incredible speed, causing its landing gear to almost fail upon touchdown. Unfortunately, this daring maneuver resulted in a severe malfunction of the aircraft's speed indicators. With their controls lost, the pilots struggled to regain control as the 747 careened through the taxiways at breakneck speed. A massive impact was unavoidable, and with a deafening crash, the 747 slammed into an unsuspecting American Airlines Airbus A319. The force of the collision was so severe that it sent the A319 hurtling sideways before its landing gear also came perilously close to failing. The speed of the aircraft proved too much for even the terminal building, which was ravaged almost beyond recognition by the catastrophic impact [THE STATE OF THE AIRCRAFT IS DEPICTED AS IT HAD BECOME AT THIS MOMENT IN TIME]. Unfortunately, the devastation resulted in a horrific loss of life, with 560,468 people meeting their untimely demise and 1,655,384 suffering injuries. As they lay in rest, let our hearts be filled with solace for those affected by this colossal disaster.