Japanese battleship Yamato 3D model

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The three-dimensional model was crafted directly from real-world measurements. It's been precisely created in real units of measurement, thoroughly reviewed for quality and extensively validated to accurately represent the original structure. Available formats include: *.max (three-dimensional scanline render format compatible with 3ds Max 2008) *.max (high-performance vray format compatible with 3ds Max 2008) *.fbx (open file format capable of handling multiple design types) *.obj (extensible, multi-format text-based mesh model representation) *.3ds (older but still supported Autodesk format for older systems) *.mb (Poly by Pixar - proprietary format for the powerful modeling application Maya 8.5) *.lwo (Proprietary polygonal animation scene and object file type for Lightwave version 6.0 or newer, only viewable by means of a viewer which supports lwo format or converted using 3d model conversion software.) *.c4d (native data format created specifically by the application CINEMA 4D for use within it.) Render images were captured in 3ds Max 2008 while making full utilization of vray version 1.5; no accompanying background environments are included. If further specialized file types are needed, feel free to ask us and we'll take care of providing them. To aid you in handling any difficulties which might arise during separation or assembly, the main parts are offered as independent units allowing materials or objects to be freely modified and replaced at will; it's also perfectly feasible to delete materials on specific standard objects without impacting performance. For assistance with separating common elements from more intricate aspects, please don't hesitate to contact us. We greatly value your decision to select our 3D model set for your work. We anticipate a continued business relationship with you in the future.