Messerschmitt Me-109 G6 Airplane Control Panel Figurine_messerschmitt,airplane,control,panel（model:https:b6.3ddd.rumediacachetuk

Based on a real-life object: Messerschmitt Me-109 G6 Airplane Control Panel (Scale model figurine) - Originally made on 3ds Max 19 (2017). - File compatibility: 3ds Max 16 (2014). - Scene contains the models only (2 pieces (as instances), as shown in the preview images). No hidden or visible additional objects, shapes, lights, HDRI-maps, helpers, space warps or cameras are present. - Used 21 V-Ray materials and 12 texture files in total, with proper names. - All texture files are made on Photoshop CC 2019 (except wooden platform textures), in PNG-format and with high resolution. - All slots in the Material Editor are reset. - All sub-object elements are attached to a single object (for each model), no grouping has been used. - TurboSmooth modifier has been applied (set at Iteration 2) and left uncollapsed for convenience. Iterations can be changed. - Wireframe image has been rendered at Iteration 1. - Pivot point (gizmo) is centered at each object. - No isolated vertices are present. - No flipped normals. - Objects consist of quad-polygons only. - No third-party plugins have been used. - V-Ray (ver. 3.60.03) renderer has been used for creating materials and rendering images. - Textures (varied dimensions) and preview images (1000x1000 px) are included in the zip-file. - Metric system units (centimeters) have been used. - Model dimensions are approximately based on the original real-life object size. Length: 18,5 cm Width: 6,0 cm Height: 17,1 cm Polygon Count (for both models): 373 248 (Base, Iteration 0) 1 504 208 (Iteration 1) 6 016 832 (Iteration 2) Vertex Count (for both models): 187 272 (Base, Iteration 0) 752 752 (Iteration 1) 3 009 064 (Iteration 2) Note 1: Who works with V-Ray version lower than 3.1, pay attention to materials section BRDF (Microfaset GTR (GGX)). If your version is older than 3.1 - this section will be empty, and you have to choose: Blinn, Ward or Phong, depending on material. Note 2: For max-files use the "Pick Material from Object" option to get the applied material.