Antennas Low-poly 3D model

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The 3D model is a low-poly game-ready asset optimized for performance. It's not suitable for smoothed modifiers without supporting edges. Real scale measurements are in centimeters: the overall dimensions of the antennas are approximately 286 x 162 x 173 cm, with proportions and sizes closely observed and matched to the real object. The model consists of 224 polygons, 448 triangles, and 258 vertices. It's available in various formats: In .max format (Quads only), it includes a mesh and material (Vray 3.20.03) along with textures (Specular/Glossiness). The 3ds Max 2015 software is required. The .tbscene format offers two versions of the scene: one with a regular mesh and another triangulated, both including textures (PBR). FBX files are also available in Quads only, featuring a mesh and textures/material. They were exported from 3ds Max 2015. .obj files have been triangulated and include a mesh along with textures/material. These were also exported from 3ds Max 2015. .glb files are triangulated and feature a mesh and PBR textures (compressed in format). They were exported from Marmoset Toolbag 3. .gltf files are also triangulated, featuring a mesh and PBR textures (.jpg). They were exported using the glTF Tools Visual Studio Code. .unitypackage files are triangulated and include a mesh along with textures (.tga). These were exported from Marmoset Toolbag 3. The model comes with unwrapped UVs that are non-overlapping, meaning no overlapping or inverted polygons exist. Textures are game-ready, available in two sets: 1. PBR textures (1024x1024 .PNG) include BaseColor (Albedo), Metallic, Normal, Roughness, and AO (Ambient Occlusion). There's one set for the entire model, consisting of five PNG files with 8-bit color. 2. Specular/Glossiness textures (1024x1024 .PNG) feature Diffuse, Specular, Glossiness, Normal, and Metallic (Mask for Blend). This is also a single set for the whole model, comprising five PNG files with 8-bit color. The model was rendered in Marmoset Toolbag 3 (Ver 3.08). A single image was rendered using Vray 3.20.03, but please note that lighting, camera, and background are absent from the .max file.