Bed Bug

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Formats (5)
Free file format Conversions available
Native | Maya 2012 | mental ray
Cinema 4D 12 | Default Scanline
3ds Max 9 | Default Scanline
3D Studio
OBJ
Specifications
Publish Date September 16, 2014
Product ID 850037
Polygons 5,242
Vertices 5,115
Polygonal Quads/Tris Geometry
Textures
Materials
UV Mapped
Non-overlapping Unwrapped UVs
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Description

Highly Detailed 3d model of a Bed Bug as viewed under an electron microscope.

The Bed Bug (Cimex lectularius) is a common parasitic pest that feeds exclusively on human blood. In recent years they have become an increasing nuisance due to pesticide resistance.

Created in Maya 2012 and rendered with Mental Ray.
The electron microscope shader has also been created for and applied to the Cinema 4D and 3D Studio Max files.

All file formats contain identical geometry with clean and accurate polygonal construction that can be smoothed or sub divided. Ideal for rigging. Colors and textures can be easily changed.

Close attention to detail makes this model ideal for use in broadcast, print work, advertising, design visualization, personal projects, etc.

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