Mk82 500lb Bomb Low-poly 3D model

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The Mk82 500lb Bomb is an Un-Guided General Purpose Bomber with the Capacity to Be Configured in Both High and Low Drag Variations, with a Focus on Flexibility. When Set to High Drag Mode, It Features a Standardized Array of Retarding Fins Integrated with the Mk14 Fin Assembly and Often Called the Snakeye for Its Association with Low Altitude High Speed Delivery Missions, Ensuring Safety as It Passes Over Targets Prior to Explosive Deployment Due to Controlled Air Resistance Provided by Retardant Fins. In Contrast, the Standard Configuration Employing a Tail Piece Consisting of a Single Component Known as the MAU93 Tail Is Primarily Used for General Bombing Operations. As Part of Enhanced Developments in Advanced Aerodynamics and High-Technology Integration, the More Contemporary Variants of the Snakeye Can Utilize State-of-the-Art Air Inflatable Retarding Fins, an Upgrade Designed to Provide Optimal Precision while Employing Explosive Energy. In terms of digital art, this bomber model has been precision-designed using high-fidelity software including 3ds Max for the fundamental form modeling process. Furthermore, these shapes have then been refined using sophisticated rendering algorithms integrated into Marmoset Toolbag, providing advanced illumination capabilities that accentuate material texture details. Additional visual features have been accomplished in Substance Painter where high-detailed color patterns and subtle texture patterns have been carefully crafted to match a physically accurate model with the target's realistic characteristics. This textured product includes various different variations including the base model which can take up multiple configurations: the MK82 fitted either solo or paired up with "daisy cutter" fins attached to each fin respectively, both configurations using exact physical representations based from military documentation that helps assure realism while working with physics engine models and high-fidelity simulations within game development environments.