3d model google nexus 7 - Google Nexus 7... by RicardoAfonso

Realistic 3D model of the Google Nexus 7.

Available in the following file formats:

- 3ds Max with mental ray materials (.max)
- 3ds Max with V-Ray materials (.max)
- 3ds Max with Scanline materials (.max)
- 3D Studio (.3ds)
- FBX (.fbx)
- Blender (.blend)
- Rhino (.3dm)
- ZBrush (.ZLT)
- VRML (.wrl)

- OBJ (.obj) optimized for:
                - Blender
                - Cinema 4D
                - LightWave
                - Maya
                - Rhino
                - Softimage XSI
                - ZBrush

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Polygons: 18273
        Quads: 18273 (100%)
        Tris: 0 (0%)

Vertices: 21316
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- The model does not have any Ngons or Tris, only Quads.

- Real-world scale.

- Model centered at origin.

- All the parts of the model are organized by name for an easy identification.

- All the materials are named.

- The materials are available in the Max file format with V-Ray, mental ray and Standard (Scanline) materials. All other file formats are mesh only and will require material reapplication.

- High quality textures, perfect for extreme close-ups and high resolution renders.
       - Screen Texture: 1280x800
       - Bump Map (for the back): 12.000 x 12.000

- It's available in 2 colors (3ds Max only):
       - Black
       - White

- 9 different high resolution screens.

- The preview images were rendered on 3ds Max with mental ray.


== BONUS ===========================================================================

If you purchase this product you will receive some pretty cool bonus content, which includes:

- 9 different screen textures.

- Fully editable home screen. All the elements are separated by layers for full customization. (Photoshop).

- 12 light setups ready to render. The same used to create the presentation images for this model (3ds Max only).

- 10 pre-rendered images (2048x2048) plus the render images sequence of the model animation that you can see in the previews (2048x2048).

- All the composing files used to make the presentation images, both for the stills (Photoshop) and animation (After Effects).

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