A detailed model of the Boeing 757-200, complete with texture sets, all components, wheels, and doors, crane are parented and pivoted for animation.
Textures
All major surface textures are 2052 in greatest dimension. Color, maps provided. Dashboard controls have their own textures. Photoshop templates for each detail are available for download.
History
The 757-200 is the definitive version and forms the majority of 757s sold. It shares its fuselage cross section with the smaller 727 and 737. The manufacturer positioned the plane above the 737 and as an eventual replacement for the 727. At first it was meant to be a little shorter in length. In the end it was positioned not only above the 737, but also the 727.
This variant can carry 228 passengers in a single class. However, with a seat pitch of 29' it can carry a maximum of 234 passengers. This configuration is also the FAA limit for the aircraft due to emergency exit rules. The -200 was available in two different door configurations. One version used three standard doors per side with an additional, smaller door aft of the wing on each side for emergency evacuations. All eight door locations are equipped with inflatable evacuation slides. The alternate version is equipped with three standard doors per side (two towards the front and one at the aft of the cabin) with two 'plug-type' overwing exits per side replacing the smaller door aft of the wing.
The 757-200 introduced an interior that became standard on all narrowbody The manufacturer aircraft (including the 737 Classics) until the release of the Next Generation 737, which introduced an updated interior borrowing elements from the 777-style interior.
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