Canadian fir-tree 3D model

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A Canadian fir tree, standing at one metre high, belongs to the Abies genus, which encompasses 48-56 species of evergreen conifers in the Pinaceae family. These trees are found across North and Central America, Europe, Asia, and North Africa, thriving in mountainous regions. Firs share closest relations with Cedrus (cedar) genus. However, Douglas firs, despite their name, do not belong to true firs but to Pseudotsuga genus. Fir trees can grow tremendously, reaching heights of 10-80 meters and trunk diameters of 0.5-4 meters when fully matured. They are distinct from other pine family members due to their unique needle-like leaf attachment and different cone structures. This model offers a detailed and textured scene, originally crafted in 3ds Max 2014 and rendered using Corona. The scene includes models, materials, and textures within. High-quality polygonal modeling ensures accurate representation of the original objects with optimized polygon efficiency. Models are fully textured with applied materials, including all textures and mapped in every format. Models are grouped for easy selection and logically named for seamless scene management. There's no confusion when importing multiple models, and no cleaning or special plugins are needed. Just drop the model into the scene and start rendering.