Bowers sand Wilkins 685 S2 White on STAV 24 S2 Silvers 3D model

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This is a meticulously crafted model of a bookshelf speaker from Bowers and Wilkins, specifically the esteemed 685 s2 in its stunning White finish, perched proudly atop the STAV24 s2 Silver stand. Built with precision using 3ds Max 2008 and the versatile V-ray 2.0, this intricate model is designed to perfectly capture real-world scale in minute detail, leveraging units of millimeters for ultimate accuracy. The color profile has been calibrated according to Gamma 2.2. A multitude of subtle nuances can be discovered within the rich textures that have been intricately woven with V-Ray materials, providing an incredibly lifelike presentation. Regrettably, however, the lighting and camera setup are not included in this model's files. Notably, users are afforded a considerable amount of versatility by virtue of export formats being readily available, both as basic meshes and when subjected to TurboSmooth processing. Previews showcasing the visual majesty of this bookshelf speaker have been carefully rendered using the powerfully potent 3DS Max paired with the ingenious V-Ray software. With a substantial presence comprising an astonishing total of 24 distinct objects, users can rest assured that even the most meticulous attention to detail has been applied during its construction. Moreover, those inquiring minds seeking data about this model's geometry are met with the staggering revelations that it boasts a vast total of 34,070 quadrilaterals and a significant 4,072 triangles - quite striking when juxtaposed with a resoundingly absent zero for nonagonal counts. This intricate dance of geometry gives rise to no less than an astonishing 38,142 polygons whenever TurboSmooth functionality is deliberately turned off. When instead opting for TurboSmooth mode with 2 iterations activated, that total increases exponentially, eventually yielding a jaw-dropping 101,044 vertices. No wonder then that enthusiasts and casual observers alike often exclaim at its dazzling spectacle when subjected to the scrutiny of meticulous scrutiny. Textures figure centrally within this captivating bookshelf speaker's allure. In fact, an exact count of these richly-textured surfaces would reveal precisely seven discrete patterns have been applied in creating this exquisite work of digital craftsmanship. What is even more impressive however lies not so much with individual counts but instead the impressive pixel counts: 2 models feature the gigantic resolution of 2048x2048; 3, by a notable difference, feature that almost impossibly large and sumptuously richly detailed high-res dimension at an astonishing 4000*4000 pixels. One solitary item in the collection boasts no less than 4800 pixels horizontally or vertically in size; another equally rare treasure features measurements amounting to the extraordinary dimension of 3628 by 4200.