Backhoe Loader 416E
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Telescopic Handler Forklift JCB 527 58 3D Model
High resolution and realistic, fully detailed and textured model .With detailed interior. Detailed enough for close-up renders.Originally modelled in 3ds max 2010. Final images rendered with Vray.The 3ds max zip file contains also vray and standard materials scenes.Features:- High quality polygonal model – correctly scaled accurate representation of the original objects.- All colors can be easily modified.- Model is fully textured with all materials applied.- Max models grouped for easy selection- No cleaning up necessary, just drop your models into the scene and start rendering.- No special plugin needed to open scene.-model have only quads and triangles-6 additional 3d formats5,5%- triangles94,5% quadsHope you like my models
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JCB Backhoe loader Rigged 3D Model
JCB Backhoe loader RiggedFeatures:- Rigged model;- Realistic and low poly;- Ready for animation;- Low polygonal Industrial model;- Original file format – Maxon Cinema 4d R15;- To all objects and materials in a scene names are appropriated;- Real world size;- Coordinates of the location of the model in space (x0, y0, z0);- Model is suitable for architectural visualization.Model consist of:Objects: 42Textures: 5Materials: 6Polygons: 10196Vertices: 10483Textures:Body.jpg – 2048×1024;HDRI.jpg – 2500×1250;JCB.jpg – 1024×318;JCB_a.jpg – 1024×318;Wheel.jpg – 1024×1024.
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Dieci logo 3D Model
dieci logoHigh-poly 3D model.Model is made in Autodesc Maya 2012. For convenient use of the model, all сomponents are named.The model can be used in the manufacture of games,rendering images,videos.
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JCB Loader Backhoe 3D Model
JCB Loader BackhoeFeatures: – All parts grouped and ready for animation;- Model is suitable for architectural visualization;- Low-poly model;- Real world size;- To all objects and materials in a scene names are appropriated;- Coordinates of the location of the model in space (x0, y0, z0);- Photo-realistic model.This model consists of:33 parts;6 materials;5 textures.

