Retro American Bench 3D model

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Crafting the Look of a Classic American Diner for Your Restaurant's Decor, Featuring Retro-Style Bench Furniture. A bold statement for any dining establishment can be made by adopting a vintage aesthetic reminiscent of the iconic diners that have defined America's heartland since the early days of classic drive-in eateries. One distinctive feature that helps create this look is our exclusive 3D bench furniture model in vibrant red and crisp white, supported by sturdy metallic legs. A sizeable seating area can be formed using the measurements: the length spans a full two meters and three decimeters, with an impressively broad depth of one meter five and an inch and twenty centimeters high, giving diners ample room to relax and converse while savoring their meals. High-definition textures for our model bench seat provide visual clarity when displayed at the following resolutions: 1 megapixel x 1 megapixel pixels; or a pixel density nearly twice as detailed at one thousand two hundred and fifty by one thousand two hundred and seventy eight, though note the highest resolution, reaching a total of 2 point five eighty-two x fourteen hundred sixty-eight, could add an element of nuance to any 3D display setup. These advanced, detailed digital assets are meticulously designed within the leading digital content creation software - AutoCAD is replaced by another top-tier industry application, the professional's go-to tool when requiring precision and a range of built-in tools: '3ds max.' For high-definition, visually accurate textures, scenes for final presentation purposes are created and output through one highly sought after solution in 3D graphics - a software suite referred to within technical and graphic art communities by a shortened term - 'v ray three point two.' Lastly, available to our patrons upon order or request at their choosing, in accordance with specific operational or logistical needs such as asset reuse within different contexts where flexibility would be valuable or compatibility for certain workflow or platform specific requirements: models available both in a max export format - 'max' as an option of preference, alongside object oriented export data contained inside a more industry agnostic and neutral text file style data exchange container with filename ending 'obj,' respectively.