Game of outdoor giant Mikado FUNNYhouses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted with Sketchup 13 before being converted to other 3D formats entirely. Native format is .skp, while a 3dsmax scene exists within 3ds Max 2016 and was rendered using Vray 3.00; Catalogue 2014 The game of Mikado stands as a fun and hilarious option for children and adults alike to engage with in the garden Funny giant Mikado is designed for children to test their patience, focus, and strategy, ultimately requiring concentration to be victorious This outdoor play system comprises 25 wooden pieces Explore the adjacent domino game titled Domi. The item's dimensions are as follows: H9 x W17 x D82 Size (cm), along with its weight at 1.44 kg. Price for this offering is € 17.99 Reference code 133114 For any questions, simply look under textures found within .skp file For further information about texture extraction, review guidelines below Sketchup offers free use; guidelines apply If in possession of software from one of the following programs: export an image as desired with 2d graphic feature or exporting to a specific COLLADA File format Export Texture Maps option selected; you will see a folder with images next to the file C4D requires simply importing .skp into C4D and automatically generates texture files adjacent to original skp; a new option becomes accessible upon import with C4D A 3dsmax user would access their imported .skp under the directory: .3ds Maxsceneassetsimages If you export FBX with embedded media, textures will accompany the FBX file, too Upon opening an imported Rhinoceros 3D project, use Panels-Material Editor panel; click the button to display textures in the .AppDataLocalTempembedded_files directory; copy and paste them freely to your liking