Lotus Elan S1 3D model

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The 1962 Lotus Elan S1 model has been recreated in stunning detail using 3ds Max 8 as the initial design tool. V-Ray rendered each scene with precision, delivering an ultra-realistic look that matches real-world measurements exactly. Since this unit system uses metric units exclusively, accuracy was the top priority throughout construction. Every aspect of this scaled-up model is meticulously crafted to resemble its actual counterpart down to the finest detail. As for its geometry, a single object known as Editable Poly serves as the foundation upon which intricate designs are layered on 108 carefully named components, making editing an easier task for any user. A clever technique used here involves employing TurboSmooth, allowing adjustments with two separate iterations that collectively produce 844552 unique polys and no less than 451763 vertices per individual part. Upon careful review before upload, the team confirms each object is perfectly calibrated within this environment's scale to accurately represent reality, which was further secured by making sure textures – in their 5 standard forms (all .jpg with a dimension of 1024 x 1024 pixels) – blend seamlessly into the visual landscape provided by the overall 3d model structure and real-life references.