SAM 26000 by BeyondVR
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Description
This is the original VC-137 which first served President John F. Kennedy as "Air Force One," beginning in 1962. After it retired from first line presidential duty, it remained in the fleet until the Clinton administration. SAM stands for "Special Air Missions." This is how SAM 26000 looked on it's final flight, to Dayton AFB. It is fully restored now, including Presidential Seals, and is on display at the National Museum of the United States Air Force. VP's 707 model, modified. Poser 6/Bryce 6.3.

Comments (2)
Excellent work and info!
Impressive I was able to walk inside Air Force Once, I am not sure if it is this same one, but the one I visited was at the Reagan Presidential Library in California. Nice work.