Male Hero Base Mesh with Detaied Head and Limbs in Three Poses Low-poly 3D model

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A comprehensive set of low-poly mesh modeling poses for a hero male body are included in this release. Advanced topology was used to create a more efficient model that can be used as a foundation for other figures, making it an essential resource for designers and artists. This human figure was carefully crafted with precise attention to the proportions and shape of its components - ensuring they align perfectly with established norms in sculpture, comics, anime, manga, and animation. By utilizing this mesh as a base model, you can easily create more complex topologies tailored specifically for anatomy-based, sculpting or animation projects. The versatile design ensures it can serve as a universal stem cell for even the most sophisticated of human figure models. A clean topology based on loops and quads makes editing the mesh relatively easy compared to similar figures in 3D modeling software, offering limitless potential when fine-tuning each individual detail of this mesh body model. Included in this bundle are three detailed poses of a low-poly hero male: rest pose, A pose, and T pose. Each is stored in a separate file, ready for immediate import into popular DCC programs. Key Features include the meticulously designed head which includes details such as the mouth pit and accurate human ears - creating an overall highly realistic figure. When you use this asset in 3D modeling projects, keep in mind that its scale was defined with realistic units to provide a highly detailed experience for animators and 3D designers. The root or base of this model sits comfortably above world origin on the x/y axes. All necessary files are bundled with a comprehensive library that covers different platforms for digital content creators working across various computer-aided design (CAD) environments, namely Autodesk's AutoCAD 3ds Max 2011 for its extensive and precise renderer options to achieve photorealistic renderings; for modeling the model was done in maya as an ASCII, binary file, then also CINEMA 4D with a highly advanced software package, then in FBX as the new standard in content management to import, export files across a range of DCC applications while OBJ, STL are useful data formats. Below is information about your resource: Total Polygon Count (vertices):3434 Quads - 3432