covered cargo boxcar Low-poly 3D model

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A 4-axle indoor cargo boxcar, modeled after the Canadian design from 1916, is available as a 3D Max (2009) project based on archived drawings and photographs. This model includes all essential railcar parts like the housing, base part, coupling elements, brake system components, suspension, and an interior load compartment. It's ideal for use in visualization scenes, game development, simulators, video production, and more. The LOD version is included, with textures in .JPG format (2048x2048 and 1024x1024 pixels). Standard Max materials (level version 3ds Max 2009) have been applied. The base model features: Faces - 93,749; Polygons - 58,434; Vertices - 61,446. The LOD version has fewer polygons: Faces - 24,432; Polygons - 9,921; Vertices - 15,584. If desired, the original texture format (.JPG) and PSD (Photoshop) format can be provided for further customization of the model's appearance. This 4-axle indoor cargo boxcar was used on long-haul routes and was constructed with a metal frame and wood paneling. It was built in Canada for Russian Railways in 1916 and assigned to Vologda Northern Railway station during 1917. The railcar had a tare weight of 21.5 tons, screw coupling, and dual suspension bogies. The prototype's technical specifications include: full body length - 13.26 meters; length over couplings - 14.3 meters; full gauge width - 9.372 meters; height from rail head - 3.86 meters; base of the railcar - 9.372 meters; and an axle load type of III. The coupling system was upgraded to auto-coupling and buffers, and it featured a dual suspension with two bogies on 4 axes. The rail track gauge was 1524mm, and the wheels were forged steel with bandages, measuring 950mm in diameter.