David Clark HGU24P-HGU25P Helmet Low-poly 3D model

David Clark HGU24P/HGU25P - Flight Deck Crew Helmet

This model is built to real world scale (cm) and is based on several photographs and close-ups of the real product to give you the best quality in terms of texture references and proportions.

Low-poly model for VR, AR, gaming or simulation projects and other real-time applications.

Well-organised, easy to use 3D scenes with scene layers, assigned materials and technical checks.

Including:

• 4k PBR Textures [4096*4096] : Albedo - Ambient Occlusion - Normal [openGL Y+] - Metalness - Roughness - Opacity
• PSD file for easy color and marking changes
• 3ds Max 2018 or above : Scanline [Legacy Material] - Arnold [Physical Material] - Arnold [Standard Surface Material] - ART [Physical Material] - VRay [VRay Material]
• Blender 4.0
• Marmoset Toolbag 4.0
• Unity Package 2022.3
• Unreal Engine Package 5.3.2
• FBX [Textured]
• OBJ [Mesh Only]
• Alembic [Mesh Only]
• USDC [Textured]

Technical check:

• UV's : No Overlapped UV's - No Flipped Faces
• Textures : Texture aspect Ratio - Full edge padding coverage
• Meshes : No N-gons - No Isolated Vertices - Set pivot point - Reset X-Form
• Scene : Naming System - Layer System - Assigned Textures - Model at scene origin

In case of missing textures:

• 3ds Max: Open the 3dsMax file and press Shift+T to open the Asset Tracking dialogue box. Select all missing textures > Go to File > Set Path > Select the texture folder.
• Blender: Open the Blend file and go to File > External Data > Find Missing Files > Select the texture folder.

Enjoy!