DJI Phantom 2 Quadcopter with Propeller Guard Low-poly 3D model

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The high-quality low-poly model of the DJI Phantom 2 Quadcopter is now available with a Propeller Guard that has been expertly created without a camera. This advanced model is used in various fields like 3D-Graphics for tasks such as game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, and visualization. This detailed model was built from ortho-photos of an actual quadcopter, which resulted in authentic designs that are rich in detail. The user-friendly model has been broken down into few meshes to ensure smooth performance on the system and uses only one material to make rendering faster. High-quality photo-textures provide realistic looks, and no matter what renderer is used, this model will consistently appear as realistic. The expertly thought-out topology of the low-poly model, combined with high-resolution textures, results in maximum quality while minimizing polygons, allowing for a wide range of zooms without significant losses. This efficient model utilizes only one material, featuring photo-texture diffusion that provides natural looks to all parts of the model. For enhanced realism, extra textures have been added: Specular, Glossiness, Bump, and Emission for lights, such as screens and indicators. Users can animate the propeller by simply rotating its mesh and also remove the guard easily by hiding it. This accurate and precise 3D model has correct real-world dimensions in centimeters, and all parts are correctly grouped and named to make work with this design straightforward and effortless. Moreover, an additional render scene was created using Maya 2014 along with V-Ray 2.40, featuring five lights with reflectors that can be opened seamlessly up to the previous versions of Maya like the one from 2009 as they have been saved in .ma format. All of this, plus precise model movements and positions in Timeline relevant for preview images. For seamless compatibility, the models also include scenes in popular formats such as: FBX (.fbx), OBJ (.obj), DAE, and Max 2010 versions (.max).