SWL-120

Since the three thumbnails (or even a few extra images in the description) can't fully show this plane, please enjoy a far more comprehensive showcase of what is probably the most detailed and realistic airliner in SimplePlanes.

Even all of this doesn't come close to what you can experience for yourself, so if you can, go try it!

Please note I use imgbb for image hosting and Giphy for gifs. If the images aren't showing up, imgbb or Giphy could be blocked in your region.

The full plane.

Another view.

The engine cowling.

The rear cargo door.

The rear cargo bay. The front one looks the same.

The middle cabin (economy class). Seats made by MVC, just like economy class.

The right wing.

A closeup of the complex spoiler actuators, and the hydraulic lines.

Looking at the engine from business class.

Business class. Seats made by MVC.

The cockpit. Note this picture shows the unmodded EICAS screen as I have not yet made the modded one.

The next two screenshots show parts of the rest of the cockpit.


Two screenshots of ultimate class, which has a dedicated bed.


Economy class, looking across a row of seats.

Also economy class, looking up at some overhead panels. These panels were made by klm747

One of the nine bathrooms on the aircraft. The bathroom model was taken from a plane made by klm747, and modified by me to fit each location. The doors were modelled by me and open just like real life.

The rear galley and R4 door.

A view of the crew rest area, located above the rear cabin. The door to the stairs is behind the middle rear bathrooms, and near the rear galley.

The R4 door. Two jumpseats and a bathroom are also visible.

The pilot rest area, located below the floor of the front of the aircraft. The door to the stairs is visible as you enter the aircraft from the L1 door.

The avionics bay, which is directly in front of and actually connected to the pilot rest area.

The left main landing gear.

The front landing gear.

The front landing gear bay. This was modelled by me in SketchUp Make due to the complex geometry of the nose.

A cutaway of the engine, showing just how detailed I made it (actually, here is the unmodded version, at 17270 parts for a pair of engines)

A closer view of the engines, showing the roughly 2000 part combustion chamber.

The cascade vanes, which guide the reversed airflow.

For a closer look at the engines (including sound), please watch this video.

And now, a few GIFs compiled from older showcases.

Picking up and moving the crash axe. Note how it snaps back into place when I put it close to the storage position.

Using the fuel switches in the cockpit.

Using the first person camera and opening some doors.

The openable overhead bins.

A full walkthrough of the interior can be viewed here. I may have made some changes since then, but they will have been very tiny tweaks and fixes, so there is virtually no difference.