White Dresser SURF houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 13 and then converted to other formats including OBJ, STL, FBX and others. Native format is .skp; for all other scenes this has been changed to be used with compatible programs, especially designed specifically for rendering like Blender version: Blender 2.70. The white wood dresser in question provides a festive atmosphere suitable for use within any child's room, perfect to create memories while you're at home during your holiday vacations or weekends in your house in the country. Fun and vibrant design this cabinet has got a tropical touch since its palm print recalls the beautiful beaches found on the island of Hawaii. All three large drawers feature ropes attached to them as handles making this item perfect for young boys with surfing, swimming and other sports in their veins that give an extra value of quality or durability when it's said 'Made in America.' In another different style discover our robot-themed vintage child furniture pieces size: Height 87 cm (3.44 in) Width 100 cm (39.37 in), Depth 52 cm (20.47 in) Weight: 32.70 Kg. Ref: #145620 Price €239.00 Polygons count inside the scene: 1862 Please see inside this link to view it: [Link] How can I extract all textures from a given .skp file if required? Well, if you are working with Sketchup, don't hesitate in using it free of charge since you have your current license on your PC and there isn't anything preventing the use that will prevent it when saving images by exporting options available inside its user friendly menu as "2D" graphics files which means just what we're saying. There are other alternatives you may opt to follow but for beginners Sketchup seems to be more straightforward so don’t look any further than trying those above steps since everything explained clearly guides exactly on step by step with a short and quick path. Or do the following: go back in file menu to select option of exporting this particular part that we just saw exported under our options button where we must first have set before we start up from that beginning – "Options", “export textures”. It would be very good at that moment also making a backup with one easy action because if your 2D image saved ends on hard drive, maybe there might end up having any error with .skp extension after time passed in between now. Here you see more paths that guide and step-by-step procedures of other formats: