Narita - city and surroundings Low-poly 3D model

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This is exact and accurate to scale 3D city model of **, Japan and its surrounding area based on GIS data (December 2019) File units: Meters Scale: 1:1 PACKAGE CONTENTS File formats and software MAX - Autodesk 3dsMax FBX, OBJ, DAE - Exchange format DWG, DXF - Autodesk AutoCAD UNITYPACKAGE - Unity 3D / request 3DM - Rhino 3D / request SKP - SketchUp / request BLEND - Blender / request RVT - Autodesk Revit / request PRODUCT INFO USAGE This model is designed for high-quality visualization, immersive AR/VR experiences, and real-time gaming use, ideal for architects, urban planners, educators, and anyone involved in the building and development process. Perfect for planning and executing complex projects in town and urban environments, the model serves as an essential tool for real estate developers, investors, and property managers looking to enhance their work with detailed, accurate data. KEY BENEFITS This 3D city model is meticulously georeferenced to provide users with precise measurements of real-world features. All buildings, land use areas, roads, and railways are categorically classified according to specific types, enabling easy navigation through the model (scene structure outlined). Surface texture is smooth, offering ample room for further customization, whether adding fine details or adjusting complex geometry; simply send a request for terrain if desired. EXTRAS (on demand) Administrative boundaries of every level become readily available upon request in both polygon format and simple outlines. Add lifelike motion to the transportation systems with optional road and railway splines specifically tailored for smooth traffic animation experiences Enhance the natural aesthetic with realistic, low-poly representations of trees and forests. SCENE STRUCTURE - model is systematically arranged across various layers, where every object is categorized according to type and clearly identified BUILDINGS Residential properties come in various styles from private houses to apartment complexes. Commercial sites including malls, office spaces, and more Industrial facilities such as manufacturing centers and distribution warehouses Public facilities: schools, hospitals, public safety services and libraries Sporting facilities from football stadiums to smaller gymnasiums Parking lots both large scale multi-story carparks or surface level ones Transport terminals which could range from bus stations to large rail stations ROADS Primary thoroughfares Secondary streets of moderate volume Tertiary routes that are usually smaller but important to connectivity and access residential service areas RAILWAYS Passenger train tracks used for daily transportation in suburban towns and regional connections Electric or tram lines through urban centers with city tram as the prime mode Subway networks serving major metropolitan cities, providing deep access and multiple branch routes Monorail transport lines that give high-speed connectivity often built at ground level for ease of travel