Honda P50 3D model

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The Honda P50 (marketed as the P25 in various areas) debuted in June 1966. It represented the final motor-wheel moped design by Honda (and likely all large manufacturers). The P50 boasts a step-through frame fabricated from steel pressings, featuring leading-link front suspension and plastic fenders with chainguard protection. The fuel tank is situated above the rear fender. Notably, its drivetrain components are housed within the massive hub of the rear wheel. A key distinguishing feature is the 49 cc (3.0 cu in) engine located at the lower left rear of the frame. This arrangement encompasses all of the driveline components inside a large rear wheel housing. The engine itself operates on a 4-stroke system, differing from almost every other pedal-equipped moped that utilized simpler 2-strokes. Soichiro Honda found 2-strokes produced an annoying noise and opted for the quieter alternative that does not require oil to be mixed with each gasoline fill-up. Model Source: Wikipedia This model was created in Blender version 2.79 and rendered utilizing Cycles for optimal results. Using the .blend file from Blender yields superior output when applying HDR lighting found at hdrmaps.com, accessible free of charge on their website. No external plugins are needed to work with this model. Each material and texture were carefully applied and UV unwrapped within Blender's environment. Both OBJ and FBX formats can be easily transferred to other applications for reapplying custom materials. For easy modification and manipulation of individual components, all elements and objects feature logically named tags. Model size has been set at 1 blender unit = 1 meter. Detailed Statistics: P50 Statistics: Model (Level 0 subdivision surface) with P-count: 459,537 Model Vertex count :499,249 Level 2 subdivision surface polygon and vertex model counts. Count of P-count vertices 3,884,766 Level2 Subd Surf. Count Vertices Count Model With Level2 = 3941880