Bird Skull 3D model

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The original 3D model is meticulously crafted based on actual real-world foundations, meticulously recreated in precise units of measurement. It embodies impeccable quality and demonstrates an exceptional level of fidelity to the original. Model formats include: *.max (optimized for 3ds Max 2008 scanline) *.max (optimally compatible with 3ds Max 2008 vray) *.fbx (an inclusive, adaptable format accommodating various needs) *.obj (accommodating an extensive array of platforms and systems) *.3ds (compatibility extends across a vast multitude of tools and environments) *.mb (fully synchronized for compatibility with Maya 8.5 software and operations) *.lwo (fully functional with the sophisticated capabilities of Lightwave 6) *.c4d (precise calibration optimized specifically for Cinema 4D 11 systems) Visuals produced are rendered in precise detail, thanks to vray 1.5 incorporated within 3ds Max 2008 environments (note: this specific rendering studio setup is excluded from the initial set provided). Should you necessitate assistance in acquiring other compatible formats not listed above, we'll gladly facilitate your needs. Every part of our original model remains readily separable due to its unique construction design - main elements and smaller accessories can be effectively customized by users as individual items with their distinct material assignments preserved intact throughout. Furthermore, standard pieces allow for smooth replacement scenarios when modifications become essential to specific objectives or preferences in your final assembly; Should separation troubles persist we happily offer comprehensive assistance with seamless part extractions directly accessible under the expertise supervision provided. By selecting our high-quality 3D models, you're contributing towards a thriving experience. Continuing a positive engagement such as yours is crucially appreciated by our whole Hum3d Team - and it would give us unyielding pleasure to continuously build and engage further along your projects and future requirements