High detailed 3D model of Nissan GTR 2017 with interior.

Main features:

- Originally created with 3ds Max 2016

- Two .MAX files with V-Raymaterials

- One .FBX file with V-Ray materials

- Subdivision modifier is available in the history for .MAX,

file formats (subdivision iteration 2 is set for all objects).

So you can get access to original non-smoothed

mesh by deactivating the Subdivision modifier

- the Max Files divided to 12 Group and 1 object

- 1-Body

- 2-Interior

- 3- Left Door

- 4-Right Door

- 5-HeadLights

- 6-RearLights

- 7- (4) Groups for each tire and brake system

Tire_01 Tire_02 Tire_03 Tire_04

- 11- DaytimeRunningLight

- 12- Signal_Light

- 13- Black Object (for black materials)

- Objects with same materials attached together

- All objects are intelligently named

- Doors can be opened

- Unit system is set to metric (millimeters). Real-world

scale

- All textures and materials are included and assigned

- 23 textures, which vary in resolution from 500x500px to

1024x1024px

- Previews rendered in 3ds Max 2016 with V-Ray 3.6

Special notes:

-The geometry for .OBJ format is set to quads, the front Seats for OBJ format have 1 Subdivision level collapsed

and the OBJ Format have no materials.

- .MAX files can be loaded in 3ds Max 2013 or higher.

- .FBX files Exported in 3ds Max 2016

- Most of the objects is Unwrapped.

Polycounts:

- .MAX format (only one file included with TurboSmooth iteration 2 applied to needed objects):

no TurboSmooth: 3.802.967 faces and 3.477.642 Verts

- Stitches in Seats and interior increased the polycount, you can delete it if you not render interior shot with closeup on stitched objects

-The polycount without stitches 1,809,078 faces and 1,655,178 Verts ( No Turbosmooth )

- 4,518,584 Polys and 2,839,052 Verts with (Turbosmooth 1 iteration)

More Clay renders and wireframes available on Behance link below