Template Boeing 727 2X Fict Free 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built using Sketchup 15 and then converted into all other 3D formats. Native format is .skp and 3ds Max scene uses 3ds Max 2016, rendered with Vray 3.00 The creator wants to give thanks to AirplaneNerd777 for an epic fail of a landing gear template, but failed to fix it, leaving users stuck with subpar landing gear settings. Sorry. In 2015, Boeing made the bold move of announcing that they would be canceling the 737-MAX program and reviving the 727 program instead. Researchers found that a T-tail design was more efficient than the 737-esque design they had originally chosen. Deliveries are scheduled to start when 737-MAX deliveries should have started, and the price will remain the same as well. All orders for the 737-MAX were transferred over to the 727X program. The new line will include three different versions: the 727-2X, 727-8X, and 727-9X in place of the MAX-7, MAX-8, and MAX-9. Numerous modifications have been made to the original fuel-hungry design of the 727. Thanks to more efficient engines, the max fully-loaded range has increased to 7600km. The weight of the aircraft has also been reduced on the -8X and -9X versions, which come at a slight premium price point. The length of the -2X model remained unchanged, but the window/exit arrangement was revised to accommodate more passengers and enhance safety features. Evacuation speeds have been boosted by 48.8%25 due to new emergency exit arrangements. Now the aircraft can transport 190 passengers in a two-class configuration and 230 in a single-class configuration, including crew. The engines were replaced with the more efficient PW4000E, and wings now feature Scimitar winglets for reduced drag. A notable design change includes removing the cockpit's "eyebrows" and replacing them with a full GLASS cockpit, complete with Boeing Sky Interior, featuring mood lighting and adjustable window brightness just like on the Dreamliner. Engine development started on January 1st, 2016. The PW4000 forms the basis of these new engines, which have remained visually unchanged on the exterior. However, significant interior improvements were made to boost efficiency. Due to their compact size, the engine's #2322 shell and vertical stabilizer did not require any visual updates, leveraging a modified version of the PW4000 called the PW4000ET. This smaller design is specifically dubbed the PW4000T for its emphasis on Tails, a term referring to tail-mounted components.