Twin-jet airliner
A generic twin-engine narrow-body airliner, parked on its gear or in flight, with swept wings, two engines under them, a tail fin and a window line.
- Kind
- Model
- Version
- 1.0.1
- Added
- 23 October 2026New
- Films
- Not used in a film yet
Parameters
| Name | Type | Default | Range | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| length | number | 38 | 33 to 45 m | nose to tail (a narrow-body airliner is about 35 to 45 m) |
| wingspan | number | 35 | 30 to 42 m | tip to tip, about the same as the length |
| gear | bool | true | – | landing gear down and standing on the ground; off, it flies with the gear up and its lowest point on z = 0 |
| winglets | bool | true | – | upturned winglets at the wingtips |
| body | color | #f0f1f2 | – | the upper fuselage |
| belly | color | #8e949b | – | the lower fuselage; a channel's seed turns its hue |
| tail | color | #2c5d9a | – | the tail fin, winglets and the stripe along the side |
| wing | color | #c9cdd2 | – | the wings, tailplanes and engine pylons |
| engine | color | #a9afb6 | – | the engine cowls |
| dark | color | #2b2e33 | – | the landing gear, engine intakes and exhausts |
| glass | color | #1a2530 | – | the cockpit and cabin windows (they glow at night) |
Use it in a film
film.js
world: { props: { prop: { model: 'jet-plane', at: [6, -4] } } }Use it from your agent
Ask your agent to put it in a film. It finds the element by name.