Beach Town Low-poly 3D model

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City with a beach low-poly 3d model is now ready for Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, games and other real-time apps. Highly detailed modular city has been built containing numerous detailed buildings, road tiles, street furniture, textures and more. A wide range of items are included in this highly detailed city, such as detailed buildings, houses and all the surrounding details you'd find on a regular beach town. Four separate 100m x 100m road tiles make up this highly detailed city block model, with each one unique in design but fitting together seamlessly to create the entire scene. All models were created in a 3ds Max format using the latest features available in that software, making it easily imported and edited by any artist who wants to further develop their ideas. Textures are included for every single model found within this beach city model set, ensuring you get full customization control when importing it into your VR or AR project. If you want textures in different formats like Maya or Cinema 4D then you should look for the included Max KC18.rar archive that includes a copy of all textures. What does the package include? A detailed modular city with over thirty unique houses, twenty beach buildings and street furniture items such as palm trees, lamp posts and billboards. Some highlights include an open ocean area with water and sun reflection enabled, making this 3d model look like you are right on a real-life sandy beach. This low-poly beach town also has traffic signals to add to the authentic ambiance, plus street signs giving that small-town feel we all love when we imagine being in our dream place. Every item included was meticulously created by skilled artists from Kasiopy Studios for use with Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality and real-time projects. Modeled using a variety of software including 3ds Max to create these high detail scenes where no single model looks exactly like another one yet all seem fitting together in this large open environment you'll get after finishing assembly of all components.