Silky Oak Grevillea robusta 2 Free 3D model

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This 3D model originated in Sketchup 8, subsequently converted into every other 3D format. The natively rendered scene is compatible with 3ds Max 2016 and uses Vray 3.00 for visualization. The Silky Oak, also known as the Australian Silver-oak, develops rapidly at first but eventually tapers off in its growth rate. Native habitats include rainforests, although it occasionally thrives in subtropical and dry forests where it can resist drought. As a frost-intolerant species, this tree needs safeguarding when newly planted to ensure its survival. The timber from Silky Oak trees is highly valued for crafting musical instruments, specifically guitars, as well as external window joinery before the prevalence of aluminum materials. Its natural habitat is Eastern Australia, and under optimal conditions, it can reach heights up to 35 meters; however, the average height typically observed is between 18 meters.