m7 final Free 3D model

cgtrader

This 3D model came into being with Sketchup 13, and its versatile nature made it compatible with every other major format out there. Its birthplace remains .skp, but the converted 3dsmax scene has claimed it as its own for now - an esteemed honor granted by 3ds Max 2016 itself. When the rendering happened, Vray 3.00 did a remarkable job of giving the visual representation depth and beauty. This gun model happens to be part of the uncharted territories in the universe of Bioware Corp's up-and-coming game, Mass Effect. Creating it was not just an everyday endeavor for me; I ventured into something unconventional by making use of intersections instead of sticking with my standard methodological approaches - and guess what? It did feel quite fun! Nonetheless, it made the file size grow larger than what it could have been, probably owing to that extra layer of complexity. Now that you know the story behind this baby, I should mention it took me around an hour or so to give birth to it; however, one look at it will reveal there's room for some TLC - mainly a dash of Photoshop to nudge those extraneous LHS knobs off into the sunset they belong in! If your curiosity is still alive and kicking, you know what you have to do now: dig through those image files and take a stroll down memory lane as I reminisce on how this little bundle of joy came into existence.