I’m on a roll now. It wasn’t very long ago that I finished my Boeing 787-9 illustrations, and I had enough enthusiasm left over in me to go ahead and tackle yet another much-needed variant: the Boeing 737-700. I’ll tell you what, I like doing these variants a whole heck of a lot better than creating templates of an aircraft from scratch – it takes hardly any time at all (comparatively) and there’s no need to mentally psych myself up for a huge project. So I took my existing template of a 737-800 of and started chopping…

Compared to it’s bigger brothers (the 737-800 and -900), I like the look of the -700 series the most. It has a perfect wing to fuselage ratio (IMHO) that makes it look well balanced from all angles. And a bit stout and muscular too, which can’t be said for larger versions of this same airplane.

boeing 737-700 side view illustration
All white Boeing 737-700 template
outline line drawing boeing 737-700
Boeing 737-700 technical line drawing

buy source file 737-700 airliner template

Because I like the looks of it so much, I drew this template at a slightly wider angle than most of my other ones. Doing this puts a bit more emphasis on the winglets, which I like, and I don’t think it’s extreme enough that it makes these drawings too artistic to be used for technical reference. Whereas all of my other templates are drawn as you’d see them through a 55mm camera lens (roughly), this -700 is drawn at more like 45mm. So, not so much of a difference but I think it creates a nice look.

So now that I have the -700 and -800 variants of the 737 complete, I’m probably going to do the -900 before I go back and do some of the classics such as the -100 through -500 series. Those older versions will take longer to do because of differences in engines and wing structure, and I’m in no mood to psych myself up to tackle that kind of thing right now!

Update: I’ve got good news for all of you 737-700 fans who have been refreshing this page every 5 seconds for the past 4 years or so waiting for updates. At long last, I’ve finally added additional versions of this aircraft with split scimitar winglets and no winglets at all! Yeah, I know I can be slow at times, and I greatly apologize that it’s taken me this long to build out the entire 737-700 lineup. But enough of me yappin’ – here they are:

737-700 with split scimitar winglets side view all white
2d side profile illustration of an all white Boeing 737-700 with split scimitar winglets
737-700 with split scimitar winglets blueprint
Wireframe line drawing of a 737-700 with split scimitar winglets
737-700 without winglets side view
2d side profile illustration of an all white Boeing 737-700 without winglets
737-700 without winglets blueprint
Wireframe line drawing of a 737-700 without winglets

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    1. Hi Kristian – I haven’t yet built any 3d models of any aircraft. All of these images are 2d-based and generated in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. I’d recommend having a look at turbosquid.com, as there are some *really* good 3d aircraft models available for sale there.

    1. Hi Igor – I am thinking about adding other views to my template collection, and if I do, the 737 family will be the first.

  1. Can you create a entire series (except for -100 and -200 models) of 737 without eyebrow windows?

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