Headboard child 90 cm ASTRO houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally developed using Sketchup 13 before being converted into every other format imaginable. Its native file type is .skp, with a corresponding 3dsmax scene rendered using Vray 3.00 from 2014. The Child's Star Catalog features this fabulous headboard - perfect for a mini-astronaut who's ready to explore the cosmos! Colorful and fun, it fits snugly just behind the bed in your child's bedroom. With roomy dimensions (H 115 x W 90 x D 5) suitable for any 90cm bed frame, this enchanting wooden headboard creates a whimsical universe that invites creativity and playfulness. The Ocean Headboard is also an excellent alternative - a vibrant way to discover the world beneath your child's bedroom ceiling. Measurements are 115 x 90 x 5 cm, with a manageable weight of just 8 kilograms. Our ref number is 136243, and it retails for €49.00. If you want access to these textures embedded in this 3D model (.skp file), no problem - they're readily available within the .skp file itself. Follow these simple steps: Using Sketchup (Free): * Simply export the image as a 2D file from the drop-down menu option File/Export/2d Graphic. * Another way: Open up the 3D model by navigating to File -> Export -> 3D Model, then save it as a COLLADA File. As you export this .dae file, make sure the "Export Texture Maps" checkbox is selected, located on the options tab. With C4D (trial version also sufficient), when you import the .skp file into your workspace, a folder automatically generates alongside it - neatly holding all the textures at hand. For 3ds Max: * When importing the .skp model into this platform, 3dsmax saves all the textures to the scene directory path "..\3dsMax\scene\assets\images." * To easily access them in the future, select 'embed media' option during FBX export. For Rhinoceros 3D: * Import the .skp file first and navigate to open the material editor (panels -> Material Editor).