Boeing 777X Landing Gears

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Native | 3ds Max 2016 | Default Scanline
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3ds Max 2013 | Default Scanline
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Specifications
Publish Date January 13, 2020
Product ID 1494129
Polygons 317,126
Vertices 330,559
Polygonal
Textures
Materials
UV Mapped
Non-overlapping Unwrapped UVs
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Description

High detailed Boeing 777X main and nose landing gears 3d model.
Scene includes two (left and right) main landing gears and one nose landing gear.
The positions of the groups are brought closer to fit the frame for rendering.
Previews were rendered with vray.
All parts are (tires, rims, gearshaft, arms, pipes, cables, pistons etc) named as separately.
Total object count is 99.
Objects are modeled in actual dimensions.
Model is in real world scale.
Diffuse textures are 2048X2048 pixel resolution. (2 map)
Bump textures are 2048X2048 pixel resolution. (2 map)
Specular textures are 1024X1024 pixel resolution. (2 map)
Reflection texture is 1200X600 pixel resolution. (1 map)
All textures are in png format.

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