SIFI GUN detailed 3D model 3D model

SIFI GUN detailed 3D model

Modeled in 3ds Max 2012 and rendered with V-Ray

Features:

• All parts of model is Unwrapped
• Model is fully textured with all materials applied.
• 3ds Max models are grouped for easy selection, and objects are logically named for ease of scene management.
• Units: cm

Textures Formats:

• (12 .JPAG) 1080X 720
• (1 JPAG)1080 x 720

File Formats:

• 3ds Max 2012 V-Ray and standard materials scenes
• OBJ
• Maya 2011
• Cinema 4D R14
• Textures

All formats in separated archives

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