Tank Collection Vray 005

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Tank Collection Vray 005 In this exclusive collection, you will discover two detailed 3D tank models that are sure to captivate. The first model features a legendary Tank Type 3 Chi-Nu from Japan, showcasing impressive dimensions and accuracy. Made using cutting-edge 3ds Max 2016 software and rendered in V-Ray, this high-quality model demands attention with its incredible polycount of 128,485 polygons and 133,918 vertices. This comprehensive collection includes all the necessary files to get started immediately. Version options abound, including: 1. Native V-Ray 3.6 support for 3ds Max 2016 users. 2. Scanline rendering in 3ds Max 2016 for added flexibility. 3. Export-friendly formats such as FBX and OBJ preset, allowing for seamless transfer between platforms. Don't forget to explore the vast array of high-resolution PNG textures, available in three resolutions: 4096 x 4096, 2048 x 2048, and 1024 x 1024. You can find them nestled within your 3ds Max folder. Layer and group organization is taken care of for maximum ease of use, while Polygonal Ngon makes modeling a breeze. Important Note: The stunning background image has not been included. And next up is the impressive UE Tractor: Polygons abound at an astonishing count of 133,897, while vertices come in at a remarkable 129,802 – you can see why this model stands out from the rest! Once again, crafted using the industry-standard 3ds Max 2016 and rendered with V-Ray for exceptional quality, our UE Tractor is simply irresistible. As with our Tank Type 3 Chi-Nu, several versions of this magnificent tractor are provided to cater to your needs: 1. For those with V-Ray 3.6 integrated in their 3ds Max 2016 workflow. 2. An export option for FBX and OBJ preset is included to help transfer the model effortlessly between platforms. Take advantage of three available PNG textures – resolutions range from 4096 x 4096 down to 1024 x 1024, so there's an image perfect for any scenario within your 3ds Max folder. Just like before, comprehensive layer and group organization simplifies the process, making it effortless to assemble each part. Plus, using Polygonal Ngon is incredibly intuitive. Don't miss this remarkable model! A friendly reminder: this is just a recreation – background images have not been included