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well, it's an elevator door for a lobby and/or corridor!doors of steel, the reflection is basically a diffuse map, so it will work out pretty cool in any normal lobby or corridor.the number it's a poly, you can change it rearranging the objects or just put the material on a text with extrude.simple and easy, it says BUY ME,buy me now.

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elevator door 3D model

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Renderer: Corona | 3 | 2017
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