Fire Hydrant 20 - Patriotic American Flag Fireplug 3D model

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Patriotic American Flag Fire Hydrant\n\nTraditional fire hydrant features bold red and blue stripes with a vibrant American flag theme, measuring about 38 inches in height.\nTextured surfaces are meticulously painted from scratch by the creator, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship.\nThe model is built within Blender 2.79 and rendered using Cycles engine. Blend file settings include a lighting scheme derived from an HDRI image, along with Area Light setup.\nNote that certain components of this model involve complex boolean operations and utilize N-GON geometry for optimal representation. Available File Formats:\nNative .Blend 2.79 file\nBinary FBX 7.4 format\n.STL Object Format\nDAE (Collada) format\n.X3D Scene Export Texture Files (.jpg): Red Tileable Texture - Resolution: 3000x1579 pixels\nBlue and Stars Tileable Texture - Resolution: 3000x1579 pixels\nFull American Flag Texture - Resolution: 3000x1579 pixels\nSpecular Metal Painted Map - Tileable, Resolution: 3036x2182 pixels\nNormal Metal Painted Map - Tileable, Resolution: 3036x2182 pixels Information and Specifications:\nPrecise model based on real-world references.\nExtensive attention to detail throughout the model's creation.\nThe design is optimized for high-quality renderings or games, yet due to current complexities, it may not be ready for three-dimensional printing. Model Placement:\nThe object is centered at its origin point with an exact 1:1 scale in .Blend, .DAE, and FBX files. OBJ file size scales up by a factor of 2.54.\nEach part of this model has been assigned proper names in the English language within Blender's native settings.\nMaterials and their associated shader information are only accessible in the native Blend file for users who use Cycles engine. Pre-applied textures within .Blend files come bundled within respective files, while other texture-related elements are zipped up into Textures.zip. File Test Summary:\nThe current model, available for viewing and manipulation in several prominent 3D software packages such as Blender, MeshLab, and Windows 10 Viewer, shows stability across a broad spectrum of software configurations.