The Global Falcon - Boeing 737-700 FlexCombi Livery Concept

This is a theme I wanted to make ever since I started designing liveries, and I never succeeded because I was never able to capture the elegance of a falcon. This one however... well, at the very least, it met my expectations.

Here is a new livery concept - a falcon-themed livery for a Boeing 737-700 FlexCombi.
For non-aviation viewers, a Combi is a type of aircraft that allows shipping passengers and freighters at the same time. A lot of Combi were - and still are, though to a lesser degree in favor of full freighters - used to fly supplies into mountain range or region with extreme climate, while also acting as a shuttle service for the remote communities. Although I am not fortunate enough to fly on one of those rare planes, the ability of those Combi to fly into mountain ranges and act as a true workhorse has always facinated me.
This livery did not start as a "falcon-themed" design. It was just supposed to be an airline-style livery without much fancy design. The falcon was... more of an accidental spin-off. The more I think of it, though, the more I think the falcon fits this aircraft. Despite being designed as a city-based aircraft, the 737-700 has found its home in virtually everywhere in the world, including places where its younger brother, the -800, cannot fly into. The -700 is even flying cargo into Alaska as a full freighter with Alaska Airlines. The falcon on this plane, then, is the best representation of the -700's ability to connect every remote places in the world, flying into the freezing tundra and mountain ranges, bringing supplies to the communities, linking people together.

The design is, honestly, relatively simple. A few swooshes, classic dual-blue from my workshop, decorated with an Airbus-style pattern (no, I did not do this on purpose - this was my attempt to create a similar design to the Airbus globe - it just happend to be painted on a Boeing) and a 737 COMBI workmark on the tail. I added a metallic touch to the paint, which makes it looks even cooler under the sun. It will make the livery more expensive to paint in real life, but... it's a house livery, and it doesn't matter how much it costs to paint the plane as long as it looks cool!