Railway Crane 3D model

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RAILWAY CRANE by Ufuk Orbey (shadedancer619) / Made in: Cinema4D R19 ............................................................................................................................. DESCRIPTION: High-quality and very detailed railway crane model ideal for collectors and game developers. This unique model is a personal favorite, showcasing fine and rusty vehicles that I love. The crane lifts heavy objects like cars, wagons, metals, containers, or motors with ease. This special piece of my train car collection strongly recommends itself as a must-have for anyone looking to showcase something interesting. All logos, texts, and shapes are original creations, not actual representations from real life. That's my life in a nutshell – full of surprises! ............................................................................................................................. FILE FORMATS: The main file for Cinema 4D users is railcrane(SOURCE).C4D, featuring many editable pieces that make this model highly detailed. Most objects are parametric, including SPLINES and SWEEP NURBS. Other formats have connected and baked pieces of the original model, with reduced polygon counts but no missing objects. The count is 170 fewer than the source file but complete nonetheless. ............................................................................................................................. TEXTURES: The source file includes image textures in the TEX folder, while other file formats feature baked textures in the UVTEX folder. No PBRs are used. ............................................................................................................................. COUNTS: 54 Objects (228 objects in the source file) 76,987 polygons 74,235 points ............................................................................................................................. INFO: Follow my YouTube tutorials here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtYvZ8BDNXcx8rfOF-mDxZw. Need Photoshop brushes or images? Check out my DeviantArt page here: https://shadedancer619.deviantart.com/. Enjoy!