Cover MARGAUX putty houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally developed using Sketchup 8, and later converted into a wide range of other formats. Native format is .skp; however, users will typically convert this file type to another more commonly supported software, such as 3dsmax or Autodesk Revit. The most up-to-date 3dsmax scene renders the 3D model in version 2016 and incorporates Vray rendering software version 3.00 for enhanced accuracy. Dimensions are measured in centimeters and range from Height: 100cm x Width: 47 cm x Depth (or length): 57cm; overall, the 3d model weighs a mere .61kg. Featuring an attractive, eye-catching design that incorporates subtle details, the chair cover stands out with its vibrant colors and high-quality graphics. Specifically designed to be lightweight yet incredibly durable, this pure cotton cover provides exceptional protection for any type of chair and measures in at H100 x W47cm or H3' 5 1/16" xW19', weighing just .61 Kg This attractive 3d chair model showcases impressive details and vibrant graphics. Specifically designed with pure cotton fabric that combines durability and a stylish look, this product includes MARGAUX chair model feet either bleached white or in wenge colored. Aesthetic Deco: With its unique yet simple design concept, this fashionable home decoration is very adaptable, offering consumers plenty of possibilities when decorating. Its simplicity will definitely add elegance to your rooms or other places in need for decoration Polygons included within the scene file stand at a whopping 209! Ref number-147423 can be utilized with easy, online pricing options available (ref no. 147423)-price tag: 39.99 Texturing info: Ref -148324 is ready-to-export format. For anyone that possesses compatible software you're welcome to view your favorite images in high definition If users own Sketchup program and version isn't any problem at all - here's a brief, concise guideline to quickly access & retrieve 2D image or 3D graphic. *Open "file export," drop down box & hit "save" (choose your preferred image option)- it will directly download & save images instantly. You could easily export as a Collada (.DAE) file in another manner too Go for options under the Export Tab then pick .COLLADA File from dropdown -next thing click on Options Button to ensure you export Textures - all should now go without any difficulties! For 3DSMAX and other software's user guides & usage tutorials, you can simply use the links provided within. For an updated comprehensive resource visit :