Bombardier CRJ-200 Private

$119

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Formats (8)
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Native | 3ds Max 2.5 | Default Scanline
Maya 5.0 | Maya Software
Lightwave 7 | Default Scanline
Cinema 4D 6 | Default Scanline
OBJ
DXF
AutoCAD drawing
3D Studio
Specifications
Publish Date November 25, 2011
Product ID 640872
Polygons 78,605
Vertices 47,017
Polygonal Quads/Tris Geometry
Textures
Materials
UV Mapped
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Description

* Detailed 3D model of the Bombardier Canadair Regional Jet CRJ-200. Paint scheme: Private livery.


* Animatable parts: landing gear, wheels, landing gear doors, flight control surfaces, fans, and thrust reversers.

* Maya, Lightwave and C4D formats, are all tris only.

* Textures are applied and mapped so the model is ready for rendering.

* The scenes are NOT included.

History

The Canadair Regional Jet - or CRJ - is designed to offer the high speed advantages of much larger jets, with similar standards of service while at the same time offering operating economics, particularly over longer stage lengths, close to that of comparable size turboprops.

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