Aircraft engine Bristol Pegasus 3D model

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The Bristol Pegasus is a powerful British aero engine that boasts nine cylinders, arranged in a single row, and air-cooled design. This radical innovation was conceptualized by Roy Fedden, a visionary at the Bristol Aeroplane Company, to power both military and civil aircraft throughout the 1930s and 1940s. ---Geometry--- The scale model is built accurately to reflect real-world dimensions in the metric system using centimeters as the unit of measurement. Key statistics about this precise digital replica are: - A staggering total of 103833 polygons, devoid of any TurboSmooth processing, comprising: - 58209 vertices that define its intricate structure, also unprocessed. - The model is subsequently rendered with a robust 14785 polygons, featuring TurboSmooth technology to produce a smoother, more realistic surface: - The digital version is comprised of an impressive 17449 vertices. This digital model boasts outstanding polygon efficiency. ---Rendering--- The primary file format used for the Bristol Pegasus model is specifically designed in 3ds max 2013 with Vray 2.3, allowing seamless integration with a variety of formats without the need for any third-party rendering tools or plug-ins. ---Textures--- A rich texture pack includes high-resolution images sized at 2000x2000 pixels per unit in jpg format, adding depth and authenticity to the model. The materials provided offer flexibility with a wide range of eight units, further enhancing the overall visual fidelity.