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CV60, USS Saratoga

by ptstudio

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$450

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3D Model Specifications

Product ID:	422830
Published:	Oct 1, 2008
Geometry:	Polygonal
Polygons:	1,234,000
Vertices:	1,300,000
Textures:	Yes
Materials:	Yes
Rigged:	No
Animated:	No
UV Mapped:	Yes
Unwrapped UVs:	Unknown

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ptstudio

TurboSquid Member Since June 2003

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Fleet ship USS Saratoga CV60 supercarrier flightdeck hangar deck aircraft CV-60 Naval carrier task force Forrestal Navy US

Description

Yet another one million+ polygon aircraft carrier. This is the very high resolution,Forrestal Class Supercarrier, USS Saratoga, CV-60 (class: Forrestal, Saratoga, Ranger, Independance). This model is similar in detail and resolution to the CVN-76 USS Reagan (Nimitz Class) model, elsewhere at Turbosquid. There are no deck aircraft for this model but it is exquisitely detailed, comes with the water surface shown in some of the shots, and some deck handling equipment as shown. This version of the Saratoga is laid out as it would have appeared during the Desert Storm 1990's deployment. There are 27 layers in this model, including some of the interior decking as shown in the previews. Elevators, deck equipment, Sparrow and Phalanx positions, blast deflectors as well as all major components of the ship are on separate layers for easy animation or for reducing poly count if you don't see them in your image.

The model was designed for high resolution print and was constructed for Lightwave use but is available through Turbosquid for other platforms. Full texture maps are included (including illumination maps and perimeter lighting for night operations). IFW2, a plug known to lightwave users was used for the ship's hull plating and I'm sure other platforms have a similar plug to do that work. But for the aircraft on deck, you should have everything you need to make the images shown here.