LEONTINE console houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 before being converted into every other format available. Its native file type is .skp, while 3dsmax scenes use 3ds Max 2016, rendering images with Vray 3.00 HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD, NEW 2013 shows a beautifully aged Leontine console blending the contrasts of natural wood and patina to perfection. With its gracefully curved lines, this classic piece will draw attention to your most prized possessions in any room or hallway where it is placed. The Leontine console makes easy company in both living areas and entryways alike, part of a curated collection that also includes a matching shoe cabinet. Measurements (cm): 80H x 110W x 35D, Weight: 10kg http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/table-console-blanc-ivoire-leontine-129836.htm ref# 129836 Price €119 Polygons: 830 Textured images are readily available within the .skp file itself. To extract these textures from a .skp file, consider using one of the following software programs with guided instructions provided: Sketchup (Free) Simply export the image as your chosen type of two-dimensional file through the File/Export/2D Graphic option. Another approach is this: Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model. Select COLLADA Files (.dae) and proceed by clicking on Options, ensuring that Export Texture Maps is activated. You can find these exported images in a folder bearing the same name as your file located within its export destination. C4D (Even a trial version works fine) By importing your .skp file to C4D, it will automatically generate a new folder containing all the necessary textures right beside your .skp file itself. 3ds Max Importing .skp files into 3ds Max places its texture files in the ..\3dsMaxSceneAssetsImages directory for easy retrieval. You can also opt to export FBX files with the embed media feature enabled during export, resulting in a neatly organized folder of textures that accompanies your exported file. Rhino 3D (A trial version is also suitable) By importing your .skp into Rhino 3D, opening its material editor and then accessing the Texture section, you will be able to view all associated textures within it. These can be copied directly from there.