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Racing Helmet
by mali222
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racing helmet 3d model - Racing Helmet... by mali222
racing helmet 3d model - Racing Helmet... by mali222
racing helmet 3d model - Racing Helmet... by mali222
racing helmet 3d model - Racing Helmet... by mali222
racing helmet 3d model - Racing Helmet... by mali222
racing helmet 3d model - Racing Helmet... by mali222
racing helmet 3d model - Racing Helmet... by mali222
Tags:  helmet racing race car motorcycle bike motorbike crash formula formula1 V-Ray 3ds Max obj visor headgear
High resolution 3d model of a racing crash helmet.

V-Ray materials are included.

All objects and materials are properly and uniquely named.

Modeled to real world scale.

Available file formats: 3ds Max 2008 (and newer), low polygon 3ds, low polygon obj and high polygon collapsed obj. Low polygon versions are ready for subdivision.
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3ds Max 2008 (.max)  792 KB
Renderer:V-Ray V-Ray 1.50
Inspected in:3ds Max
Unreviewed Formats
OBJ (.obj)  2.0 MB
3D Studio (.3ds)  166 KB
OBJ (.obj)  506 KB
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3D Model Specifications
Native file format:3ds Max 2008
Product ID:487953
Published:
Geometry:Polygonal Ngons used
Polygons:6,282
Vertices:6,204
Textures:No
Materials:Yes
Rigged:No
Animated:No
UV Mapped:No
Unwrapped UVs:No
Product Rating
6 Ratings Submitted
Mrcedric11111
May 11, 2012
Devin79
Dec 7, 2012
Great model, I was able to buy it and re-do it in 3D Max 2013 for a school Final, and then render it in V-Ray 2.0, it came out almost as nice as the model seen here. Mostly I just need to tweak my V-Ray settings a bit.
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