Wall Deco Happy orange pop houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted with Sketchup 13, after which it was successfully converted into all other formats available. The native format of this model is .skp. Users who prefer to work in 3dsmax scenes can open them with ease in 3ds Max 2016 version, taking advantage of Vray 3.00 rendering capabilities that make catalogues truly outstanding, like CATALOGUE 2014 To experience the beauty of life for oneself, take hold of optimism and allow a refreshing wall decoration to enter one's space instantly. This is a sure way to dispel gloominess, bringing vibrant spirit into the living room or any other setting. In kitchens or bedrooms alike, this unique wall decor disperses happiness everywhere. Take time also to check 3 more pop artworks with lively charm and character that make everything shine with radiance. Specifications: dimensions (cm): Height is fourteen while width is fifty; thickness three Size Ref No.: 143193, purchase price € 11.99 A total of 1563 polygons compose this stunning model Polychrome details and fine finishes await to enhance one's decor with intricate and vibrant patterns You can easily locate all textures inside .skp file Extracting Textures From Skp File: Use any of the following popular software programs to unlock hidden texture maps found within .skp files. Follow easy steps for quick results. Here are guidelines for a smooth workflow in each program. Sketchup: Simply export images as 2D graphics under "File > Export > 2d Graphic" with specified options C4D (Free trial sufficient): .skp import generates texture folder alongside exported file location 3ds Max: .skp import to 3ds Max stores textures within "..\3dsMaxsceneassetsimages"; export FBX option automatically produces a textures folder.