cfahlgren1/boeing-747-threejs

Boeing 747 three.js models

Eight procedural Boeing 747s, each written in three.js by a different LLM and published as a Hugging Face Space. None of the Spaces ship a model file, since every surface is generated in code at load time. This dataset captures each airframe as a GLB so you can open, compare or reuse them outside the browser.

Files are numbered from the simplest model to the most detailed.

File	Model	Space	Triangles	Size
01-qwen3.8-max.glb	Qwen3.8 Max	victor/boeing-747-benchmark-qwen3.8-max	45,256	1.9 MB
02-opus-4.8.glb	Opus 4.8	victor/opus-4.8-boeing-747	44,788	3.4 MB
03-fable-5.glb	Fable 5	victor/fable-5-boeing-747	41,320	1.6 MB
04-kimi-k3.glb	Kimi K3	victor/boeing-747-kimi-k3	123,185	4.6 MB
05-gemini-4-argon.glb	Gemini 4 Argon	townbox/boeing747-gemini4-argon	138,540	8.5 MB
06-opus-5.glb	Opus 5	victor/boeing-747-opus-5	226,848	5.8 MB
07-fable-5.1.glb	Fable 5.1	victor/fable-5-1-boeing-747	146,986	4.1 MB
08-fable-5.2.glb	Fable 5.2	townbox/boeing-747-400-fable-5.2	648,104	48.1 MB
09-deepseek-v4.1-flash.glb	DeepSeek V4.1 Flash	World Airways post, September 11, 2026	258,184	26.8 MB

How the GLBs were made

Each Space was opened in headless Chromium. The three.js scene was captured through the __THREE_DEVTOOLS__ hook, the aircraft group (the scene's largest group by triangle count) was taken without the sky, ground, lights or props, and it was exported with three.js's GLTFExporter at the Space's own three.js revision. Materials and the canvas-painted textures (liveries, windows) are embedded.

The GLBs keep each Space's coordinate frame and its pose on first load. Most are Y-up with the nose along +X, but Gemini 4 Argon runs nose along Z. Anything a Space animates later (Fable 5.2's flaps, gear and reversers, for example) is exported in its default state.

Credits

The models belong to the authors of the Spaces linked above. Boeing and 747 are trademarks of The Boeing Company; these are unaffiliated hobby models.