SSS Galileo Research spaceship class Free 3D model

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The spaceship Galileo was originally crafted using Sketchup 8 and then seamlessly translated into every other major 3D format. The natively supported file type is .skp, while the corresponding 3ds Max scene leverages the powerful capabilities of version 2016. This scene was beautifully rendered utilizing Vray 3.00, allowing for exceptional visualization and stunning results. As a state-of-the-art research vessel designed to boldly explore the vast expanse of space, Galileo's impressive arsenal of equipment more than adequately prepares her for any challenges she may face during her expeditions. Its communication and radar systems are particularly robust and capable, making quick responses to potential threats or opportunities a true strength of this incredible ship. Although its armament is relatively basic, the primary gun has been designed specifically with space-born celestial body destruction in mind, rendering it an indispensable asset against any hostile extraterrestrial objects that might pose a threat to the Galileo's continued operation. In terms of on-board companions, emergency medical aid arrives via the versatile and skilled ship Paramedic. Additionally, an impressive assortment of cutting-edge fighter jets including the high-speed Tornado, the powerful Raptor, and the stealthy Phantom are at her disposal, while sleek spaceshuttles like the trusty Sea King ensure safe and efficient transportation of passengers across vast distances. Operating the Galileo is a diverse crew comprising experts in all relevant areas, including dedicated support staff, fearless fighter pilots, highly skilled rescue crew members, groundbreaking scientists, precision-crafted navigators, and gifted signalers – all working together seamlessly to achieve unparalleled success. Boasting an impressive overall length of 615m, the Galileo stands proudly as a technological marvel and testament to human ingenuity, boldly charting her course through the limitless expanse of space.