US Navy Ships 3D Models V8

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3ds Max 2008 | V-Ray
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Abraham_Textures.rar CG73_Photoshop.rar CVN77_Textures.rar Independence_Textures.rar Photoshop File_CVN-77.rar
Specifications
Publish Date August 09, 2010
Product ID 549805
Polygons 600,000
Vertices 600,000
Polygonal Ngons Used
Textures
Materials
UV Mapped
Mixed Unwrapped UVs
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Description

Updated January 2017

This product contains the following US Navy Ships:

1_ USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77) Aircraftcarrier
2_ USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) Aircraftcarrier
3_ USS Independence (LCS-2)
4_ USS Port Royal (CG-73)

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1_ USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77)

Drawings and high detailed reference images were used to design this model.
Photoshop CS3 texture for main ship also included in a separated file.
Textures are high resolution jpeg images ( 4096 * 4096 ) pix for main ship, ( 1024*1024 ) pix for other parts.
Scene is organized on layers for easy selection or any re-configure.
3ds Max file included 2 versions: Vray and standard materials.
The 4 aircraft elevators are organized on layers and can be easily animated.
Polygons: 1,609,315
Vertices: 1,722,405
Model available as separate product. ID: 549389

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2_ USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72)

Highly detailed 3d model of the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier (CVN-72).
Drawings and high detailed reference images were used to design this model.
Textures are high resolution jpeg images ( 6144 * 6144 ) px for main ship ( both diffuse and bump maps ) , ( 2048 * 2048 ) px for other parts.
3ds Max model is set up in layers for easy selection or any re-configure.
Polygons: 520,776
Vertices: 487,043
Model available as separate product. ID: 528480

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3_ USS Independence (LCS-2)

Drawings and high detailed reference images were used to design this model.
Textures are high resolution jpeg images ( 5120 x 5120 ) pixels for main ship ( diffuse, bump and specular maps ),
( 1024*1024 ) pixels for other parts.
3ds Max file included 2 versions: Vray and standard materials.
Polygons: 258,751
Vertices: 286,199
Model available as separate Product. ID: 543136

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4_ USS Port Royal (CG-73)

Detailed 3D Model of USS Port Royal (CG-73), the United States Navy guided missile cruiser.
Textures are high quality jpeg, 5120 x 5120 px for main ship and 1024 x 1024 px for other parts.
Photoshop CS3 textures also included in a separated file, Colors in separated layer and can be customised easily.
3ds Max file included 2 versions: Vray and standard materials.
HDRI Map not included.
Polygons: 241623
Vertices: 179101
Model available as separate product. ID: 540060

Each ship in a separated file.
Previews were rendered with vray.
For more details please download large previews up to 2600 x 1800 pixels.

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