A new 757 1.0

A 757 and a 767 is not "about the same" a 757 is narrower than the 767, the 767 is a bit longer and wider as well.

The Powerplants on the 757 and 767 are alos Different it almost looks lie an airbus by the Pics but good effort all in all

I think they are more similar than different. the engines are the same, they were both built with glass cockpits, and if a pilot is trained to fly one then is also able to fly the other

So, could this be used in a custom airport pack? I don't know the uses for a 3D model of a commercial airliner except for a custom airport pack.

Very good model, creator. Nice work.

Nice picture from FS2004. Where did you get the FS2004 model?

I think I got it from simviation.com,

I really appreciate people who post gmax files instead of just ready-made BATs! This one is indeed detailed and well done! However I have to agree with Kumba, 756 and 767 planes are different, 767s are widebodies while 757s are actually "large narrowbodies", they are like elongated 737s. Also a static plane prop isn't very usefull. If you are interested in automata modelling, it might be a good idea to get MilkShape and try modelling maybe the 787 and the 380.

Excellent & who doesn't like more gmax stuff to fool around with.

There is a huge difference between a 757 and a 767. A 757 (at least the one I went on) bounces, rolls, tips, falls suddenly, etc., while a 767 gives a smooth ride. Still a good model.

The engines are not the same. 767s use either the JT9Ds, PW 4000s, RB211-524s, or GE CF6s, while 757s use the RB211-535s or the PW 2000-series engines. All that aside, nice model.

awsome fs9! great plane to but whats the depenices?

Eh?For Flight Simulator X or SimCity?

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Eh?For Flight Simulator X or SimCity?
[/quote]both.