Whale Skeletons Models - Fin Right Sperm Killer Blue Humpback 3D model

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Collection of 6 Realistic Whale Skeletons in 3D: Fin Whale Skeleton - Polygons: 306,950 The Fin whale skeleton is highly detailed with a poly count of 306,950. Right Whale Skeleton - Polygons: 296,995 Its close relative, the Right Whale, has an impressive 296,995 polygons to deliver realism in 3D graphics. Sperm Whale Skeleton - Polygons: 322,535 A Sperm whale's skeleton boasts 322,535 polygons to showcase its enormity in a digital world. Killer Whale Skeleton - Polygons: 386,625 The Killer whale's massive size is matched by an equally large poly count of 386,625. Blue Whale Skeleton - Polygons: 401,305 A Blue whale's skeleton has the largest poly count at 401,305, making it the most realistic. Humpback Whale Skeleton - Polygons: 268,775 The Humpback whale skeleton features a substantial poly count of 268,775, all perfectly placed in a digital world. Originally modeled using 3ds Max software with full texture and material details applied. All textures and materials have been precisely detailed and meticulously painted on to deliver the authentic feel and accuracy of real whales. The mesh of each whale skeleton has a high quality edge flow for optimal performance when rendering scenes or animation. V-Ray, along with Standard, are pre-installed within every 3ds Max version file, enabling users to utilize high-end graphics technology directly in their software without need of any additional plugin. Each model comes complete and prepared for immediate use with all preview images having been accurately rendered with V-Ray technology. Users don't require or necessitate third-party plugins - it's ready right out the box! We have currently a special discount price that is being offered which can be obtained by 40 percent. File Formats are available: Cinema 4D Lightwave OBJ 3DS 3DM The poly-count on every one of these detailed skeletons was painstakingly developed by top developers to make sure no level of detail has been missed or overlooked. Every last aspect from fin details to bones are accurately portrayed so as to be nearly photo-realistic. You will need to have a keen eye however if you intend on finding this collection which includes six in-depth 3d Whale Skeleton models for yourself - otherwise click the following link http://www.dribbble.com/shots/1631295-Dolphin-Skeleton or http://i.imgur.com/lpIg9Pv.png (You may want to click "Like" or Favorite on your social media if you're into such things, thanks in advance).