LEGO Boba Fett High and Low Poly Low-poly 3D model

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Highly Detailed 3D Model of LEGO Boba Fett Main Characteristics: This intricately crafted 3D model of LEGO Boba Fett was originally created using the industry-leading software, 3ds Max 2016. The accompanying files include one master .max file that boasts V-Ray materials, providing users with the ultimate flexibility in rendering their desired look. Additionally, another .max file has been included for those who prefer a more straightforward approach, utilizing basic materials instead of V-Ray's advanced offerings. For those who wish to see every detail, 17 objects have been smoothed using an instance Meshsmooth to produce highly realistic results. Totaling 42 unique objects, the unit system within this scene is set in centimeters, with real-world scale taken into account to provide an authentic experience. Users will find all textures and materials fully included and assigned to each object for seamless integration. Ten expertly crafted textures have been used throughout the model, boasting a varied range of resolutions from 2000x2000 px to a staggering 4000x4000 px, providing ample opportunities for detailed refinement. All objects within this scene have been carefully constructed using Smoothing Groups, ensuring smooth and realistic surfaces. Special attention has been paid to textures applied to metal surfaces and armaments, as these components have been thoroughly redesigned from scratch using high-quality photos. When loading the model, users will encounter two .max files: one for those utilizing MeshSmooth with level 2 enabled, resulting in an impressive 143,571 polygons and 143,483 vertices. For a smoother experience without sacrificing too much detail, users may also employ a second setup that employs chamfering techniques. This approach yields a staggering 15,228 polygons and 14,888 vertices. Those desiring an even lower polygon count can opt for the model saved in a chamfer-free format, resulting in 6,052 polygons and 5,673 vertices. Key Requirements: * For seamless compatibility with this model, users should employ either 3ds Max 2011 or higher. * V-Ray rendering setups and materials are enabled via the inclusion of V-Ray 3.40.01 or a later version. * The model has been saved in the FBX format, version 2016.1, making it easily exportable to other software. Nikolay94