European Research Laboratory Columbus ERLC Module on ISS 3D model

The European Research Laboratory Columbus is a module located on the International Space Station. This model of the spacecraft is at real world scale.

NASA's description of the module: The Columbus Research Laboratory is Europe’s largest contribution to the International Space Station. Columbus is a multifunctional pressurized laboratory permanently attached to Node 2 of the ISS. The Columbus laboratory’s flexibility provides room for the researchers on the ground, aided by the station’s crew, to conduct thousands of experiments in life sciences, materials sciences, fluid physics and other research in a weightless environment not possible on Earth. In addition, experiments and applications can be conducted outside the module within the vacuum of space, thanks to four exterior mounting platforms that can accommodate external payloads in space science, Earth observation and technology.

The model is made up from seven material sets. ButtonsEndPanelsFrontAttachmentsHandlesBoltsMainBodyPanelsOnePanelsTwo

Each has six main maps each at 4096x4096:BaseColorHeightMetallicRoughnessNormalAmbientOcclusion