Eco Friendly 3D Icon Pack

This is midpoly model with minimal polygon, clean geometry and nice surface flow.

Properties: Polygon count: 1280 vertices, 1278 quads, no tris or ngons Model dimensions: W 182cm, L 42cm, H 180cm UVW mapping: YES, non-overlapping Material: YES, simple procedural without maps Textures: NO Features: Clean topology is based on loops and quads.2013.

. Download and customize this 4oz Glass Boston Round Bottle; created for Adobe Dimension or your favorite 3D program. Files included: - Adobe Dimension - Blender - Wavefront OBJ - STL - FBX - DAE - GLB - Mock-up Previews Beautifully showcase your product packaging and labeling designs in a professional and photorealistic style. Boston Round Glass Bottle 4oz Comes with styled Bottle, Fluted & Smooth Cap, and Fill Liquid.

Just drop this models into the your scene and start rendering. Thank you for watching. Model comes with materials library and ready to use.

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Real world size meters . Buildings for create new worlds and new universes in the style of a medieval RPG..The model depicts a medieval house at different stages of construction and is optimized for use in browser and isometric games.

Files - Png Files - Jpg FilesEco Friendly 3D Icon Pack Thank You : Included Files : - 20 File ready to use - Psd Files - Blend. We proudly introduce the Eco Friendly 3D Icon Pack lineup, expertly designed to elevate your imaginative projects, including UX design, social media, landing pages, websites, and a plethora of other possibilities..

-Natural color Dimensions: - diameter: 45 cm - height: 58 cm Polygons: 168 556 Vertices: 169 282 4 textures ..jpg 2048x2048 - originally modeled in 3ds Max 2009 - all previews rendered 3ds max 2009 & V-ray - real world size, system units - mm - coordinates of the location of the model in space x0, y0, z0 - model and materials have logical names - lights and cameras are not included in the file File formats: - 3ds Max 2009 v-ray - 3ds Max 2009 scanline - FBX - OBJ This is a high quality 3d model of Wicker laundry basket.

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