London city tile Level 2 block TQ2880 South West 3D model

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High-quality Level 2 Medium Detail 3D Models of London are accessible for websites anywhere within the M25 motorway corridor. This extensive 500 x 500 meter section of London covers areas including the north end of Buckingham Palace Garden, The Royal Mews, and parts of Victoria Station and Eaton Square, making it an ideal choice for local shots, CGIs, games, and TV/News production. Additionally, these models can be seamlessly integrated with our vast 25 km2 Base 3D Model of London. Captured from the most recent high-resolution imagery available in 2016, Level 2 3D Models boast precise accuracy to 50 cm in every axis, making them highly accurate representations of real-world structures. Furthermore, these 3D models are extremely lightweight and contain minimal polygons, allowing for rapid rendering and smooth performance. Building rooftops have been meticulously captured with precision roof shapes of major structures retained, while chimneys, parapet walls, and dormer windows are accurately omitted. The terrain is highly accurate to 20 cm resolution, divided into categories according to land use. Additionally, tree locations have been carefully documented with exact heights and canopy widths for authentic detail. Trees included. The 3D models come in versatile file formats, including AutoCAD solid .DWG and .FBX files, ensuring hassle-free editing. These comprehensive 3D Models are licensed for company-wide multiple use on a 5-year period. This enables you to access Level 2 Model of London in the following specification: - Accessible in tile-sized sections (500 x 500 meters in real-world coordinates) - Captured manually from high-resolution aerial surveys obtained in 2016 - Precise accuracy level to 50 cm across every axis - Thorough and accurate depiction of all rooftop structures on buildings - Separate and detailed terrain for diverse use applications - Available with company-wide multiple usage license, effective up to 5 years - Available and editable within SketchUp, AutoCAD (SKP) as well as 3D Printing capabilities