GENERIC CREW CAB PICKUP TRUCK 17 3D model

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CHECK OUT THE FULL CATALOG BY CLICKING THE NNAVAS 3D LOGO. A high-detail exterior makes this modern heavy-duty crew cab pickup truck perfect for close-up renders, with the cabin, chassis, and drivetrain extensively detailed for close-range shots. Handles have been added to the truck, tailgate, doors, front wheels, and fuel door so you can manipulate them for poses that showcase your creativity. This model was created using 3DS Max 2016, leveraging the open subdivision modifier to give you control over the level of detail. You'll find high- and low-poly versions in Blender format with textures included. Exchange files are available in FBX, OBJ, and 3DS formats, all with high- and low-subdivision versions. Specifications are listed below: The model boasts 163,000 polygons at subdivision level 0 and 652,000 at level 1, ensuring a seamless experience whether you're working on high-end or low-end projects. Elements are logically named and grouped for easy separation, allowing you to tailor the model to your specific needs. The model contains quads and tris (no N-gons) for optimal performance. Scale and transform are set to 100%, units are set to centimeters, texture paths have been stripped, and the model is made to real-world scale. Presentation: Renders were created in 3DS Max with V-Ray and Blender with Cycles, featuring no post-processing. This means you can render the product out of the box using these software applications. Lights and cameras are not included, but you'll have access to a range of presentation options that showcase your skills. Materials and Textures: The model is fully textured and UV mapped, complete with diffuse, bump, roughness, and specular maps. All materials and textures are included and mapped in all files, ready for use in various software applications. Textures are available in JPG format at resolutions of 4096x4096, 2048x2048, 1024x1024, and 512x512 pixels. Usage: This model is suitable for a variety of purposes, including design visualization, broadcast, forensic presentation, technical demonstrations, and more.