Boeing 737-700ER Bare Metal

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Boeing 737-700ER Bare Metalmatex.rar
Specifications
Publish Date November 18, 2014
Product ID 868472
Polygons 31,206
Vertices 16,876
Polygonal
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UV Mapped
Rigged
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Description

This model is detailed and built near to scale. It is fully textured is available in multiple formats. The turbines, ailerons, flaps, rudder, elevators, landing gear and landing gear doors are animateable.

The Boeing 737-700 is another in the large family of variants of the 737.
Designed built and added to production in 1993, this version of the 737 is in service with many airlines. It has the longest range of any 737 variant and carries 48-126 passengers depending on seating configuration.
Boeing launched the 737-700ER (ER for extended range) on January 31, 2006. The 737-700ER is inspired by the Boeing Business Jet and is designed for long-range commercial applications.

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