Vintage Commercial Refrigerator Low-poly 3D model

Model of a Commercial Refrigerator from 1950's era, slightly used.

-Model contents:

• Native .blend file 1950s Commercial Refrigerator (single object), where all meshes are joined into one object for easier manipulation in the scene
• Native .blend file 1950s Commercial Refrigerator, where each moveable part is a separate object
• OBJ file 1950s Commercial Refrigerator (single object)
• OBJ file 1950s Commercial Refrigerator
• FBX file 1950s Commercial Refrigerator (single object)
• FBX file 1950s Commercial Refrigerator
• ID map for the material in .7z archive
• textures folder in .7z archive

-Model structure:

• Model is consisted of one object in 1950s Commercial Refrigerator (single object) files, and in others it is separated into multiple objects as follows:DoorLarge, DoorMediumL, DoorMediumR, DoorSmallL, DoorSmallR, HandleDoorLarge, HandleDoorMediumL, HandleDoorMediumR, HandleDoorSmallL, HandleDoorSmallR,Refrigerator, Shelves, Vent
• Objects origin point is in the center for the single one, and for the separated objects it is in their pivot points.

-Mesh information:

• Quad topology only, no N-gons or triangles
• Base mesh has 6011quads (12022 triangles)

-Material information:

• Model has only one material named: Refrigerator
• It contains 6 texture maps in 4k resolution: Refrigerator_basecolor, Refrigerator_metallic, Refrigerator_AO, Refrigerator_roughness, Refrigerator_normal,refrigerator_emmission
• All textures are in .png format.
• All textures are packed inside each .blend file in their appropriate place, ready to render.

-UV mapping:

• Manually unwrapped UV's, no overlaping.

-Intended use for the model:

• The model is designed to be used in games and vr/ar with pbr engines, it can also be used for renders at medium to long camera shots.

-Preview renders info:

• Images shown in the preview are from the base mesh only, no modifiers were used.
• Model is rendered in blender 2.82 with Cycles rendering engine. The results you get may be different depending on the rendering engine used.
• The HDRI used for the lighting is not included.

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-Thank you for taking the time to check out my model.