a7v tank 3D model

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3ds Max 2011 files formatted in FBX with standard and VRay 2.0 materials. Included: all texture assets. Polycount totals 1075448-1116614 triangles and 552709-575365 vertices per model. Precise placement of pivot points on all movable parts ensures accurate modeling capabilities. This non-animated, non-rigged asset is designed for VRay rendering with global illumination included. Only twenty A7V tanks were manufactured by Germany during World War I. Each unique model boasted several variations: Rochling or Krupp multi-plate hulls, single plates, distinctive gun mounts, varying front plate configurations, different exhaust systems and machine gun shields - among numerous other distinctive features. Four key A7V modifications stand out: the "female" tank type (501, also known as the Gratchen), buck gun mount variant (506 Mephisto), sockel gun mount design (543 Adalbert), and true male model (562 Herkules). Users can customize their models through four distinct color schemes. To accommodate these varied models, Photoshop PSD files of textures are provided. Given the layered structure of these PSD assets, users may freely combine texture layers to suit each unique A7V tank's specific needs, allowing for camouflage and signage customizations - with options to depict different levels of grime accumulation on any desired model combination.