EVERYPlant River Red Gum LowPoly 18 -- 6 Models Low-poly 3D model

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River Red Gum: The Widespread King of Riverine Systems Scientifically known as Eucalyptus camaldulensis, this majestic tree rules the banks of rivers and streams worldwide. Native to Australia, its popularity has grown globally as a highly sought-after plantation species. As an unstoppable invasive force in many countries, it has established itself far beyond its original habitat. Its natural home includes North America, Europe, and Asia, proving how adaptable it is. A symbol of the Australian outback, this towering tree can grow up to 45 meters in no time, dropping massive branches without warning - often earning it the infamous nickname 'Widow-Maker'. Whether it's self-preservation or its fragile wood, these fallen limbs are a clear reminder of nature's unforgiving forces. The River Red Gum's unique traits make it a sought-after addition to every garden and collection. To satisfy this growing demand, we've carefully crafted six distinct models, showcasing the diversity of this magnificent species: Standard: Standing tall at 31.5 meters with an impressive 2,778 polygons Distressed: Displaying the tree's ability to thrive despite adversity with a striking 2,972 polygons Unhealthy: Highlighting its vulnerability when struggling for resources, still a commanding presence with 3,262 polygons Dead: Showcasing its regal silhouette even in decline with a reduced but still substantial 2,030 polygons Immature: Offering a glimpse into the future, as this sapling grows to maturity with 1,788 polygons Young: Demonstrating the promise of a life well-lived at just 17.3 meters with an impressive 2,092 polygons Our Average Poly Count? A robust 2,337 - a testament to our commitment to quality and detail in every single one of these remarkable models. At EVERYPlant, we're on a mission to model every single plant species out there, covering both living and extinct varieties. And who knows? Maybe one day, we'll make it to the moon! For now, track our progress on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EVERYPlant.Project/ Join us in celebrating these wondrous plants - the unbreakable spirits that surround us.