Saint Botolphs Cross War Memorial Stone Sculpture 3D model

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Features A realistic and detailed 3D model, expertly reworked from a photogrammetric scan to capture every intricate detail of the freestanding stone war memorial cross. The base is proudly surmounted by a plinth, shaft, and magnificent cross, bearing an elevated inscription on three sides. Engineered for optimal performance with physically based non-biased renders, this model boasts unwrapped non-overlapping surface UVs to guarantee impressive lighting results. Every detail has been meticulously accounted for, as the model is fully textured with all materials applied to perfection. With all parts correctly named, there will be no error when importing this model into a scene. It's ready to use, straight out of the box – just load it into your scene and begin rendering. Preview images were masterfully rendered in 3Ds Max 2016 using VRay 3.3, showcasing the model's capabilities. Even the Sun and Camera are included for added convenience. Textures A comprehensive collection of textures and materials is included with this model. Every aspect of the design is accounted for, from high-resolution UV maps to intricate normal maps. The resolution? An impressive 8K – 8192x8192 pixels – plus 4K at 4096x4096, and even 2K at 2048x2048. The variety of maps included includes: Diffuse, Glossiness, Height, Reflection, Normal, IOR, Cavity, and Ambient Occlusion. Every single texture is presented in a clean and easily usable PNG format, ready to be slotted seamlessly into your scene. Model The model was natively created in 3ds Max 2016 before being exported to multiple other formats for added versatility. Rest assured that the scale is precise – measured in centimeters, down to a Real World Scale. Statistics show: an impressive 10,522 polygons and 5,343 vertices work together to create this incredible model. Formats Choose your rendering platform of preference – we've got you covered! This stunning model can be imported seamlessly into: * 3Ds Max 2016 with VRay 3.3 * 3Ds Max 2015 with VRay 3.3 * 3Ds Max 2014 VRay 3.3 * 3Ds Max 2013 with VRay 3.3 Don't worry – you're also free to use the following formats: OBJ, 3DS, or even FBX for unparalleled flexibility.