AKM Automatic Rifle equipped with GL25 Low-poly 3D model

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Rifle AKM is a low-poly 3d model that's ready for Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, games, and real-time apps right now. High resolution textures are specifically designed for Cryengine 3 but will work in any other engine - you just need to ask. Model details like material, mesh, and texture names make it super easy to get started with these assets. Rifle AKM models and its textures were created to be used in first person and third person shooter games that are similar to Far Cry, Call of Duty, or Battlefield - you can even compare polycount to what's out there right now! You're free to scale the 2K resolution down to 1K if you want to save some memory. First step: import Rifle AKM into your chosen engine following its official documentation for setting up materials correctly. Rig, animations, and sound effects are not included with this purchase so don't forget to find them separately. Before buying check out the free model examples we have available - they'll show you exactly what to expect in terms of quality and usability. Want to see how Rifle AKM looks before deciding whether to buy? Check it out! Try it for yourself by taking a look at these demo models before making any final decisions. You can reach me here with any questions that might come up. Facebook page - LinkedIn profile link All content comes with full usage rights, but users agree to follow the licensing terms. By buying you get full license rights for lifetime usage across multiple products and their shipping worldwide, all without transfer fees or limitations whatsoever. Your use must be limited to creative works such as games and videos where content remains an element rather than central theme, like a package distribution within marketplace systems does. Each purchased asset grants permission modify its features completely - modifications are owned by user under no terms transfer rights to others for secondary purposes distribution redistribution or redistribution even modification isn't present but redistributed again.