Super realistic high detailed Rigged Helicopter Robinson R44 3D Model with high resolution textures and PBR maps.

This model includes White-Blue skin textures;

8192x8192, 4096x4096 and 2048x2048 .png textures with super high detailed materials included!

Game ready model - can be used in game engines and realtime scenes.
Unity, Cryengine, Lumberyard, Unreal Engine etc. friendly.

Rendered with the Marmoset Toolbag 5;

Blender 5.1 version file with Cycles and EEVEE support included.

Any 3D's max version friendly;

FEATURES

- The model has NO 'doubles' vertices.

- The model has NO 'non-manifold' geometry.

- The model has NO 'N-gons'.

- NO extra plugins or .dll are needed for this model.

- NO AI USED!

- The units of measurement during the creation process were meters.

- The scale of the model's corpus is same to the real object: 3,28 meters height and 11,3 meters long.
- Clean and optimized topology is used for maximum polygon efficiency.
- Each part of the mesh can be changed, removed, separated or joined.

- No Subdivision Polycount: 135,531 poly/ 141,424 verts;

- Subdivision* Level 1 Polycount: 537K poly/ 553M verts;

- The mesh has fully unwrapped UVs.
- The model consists of 5 objects, has 5 PBR materials (Cabin, Details, Tail, Glass, Decals), clear UVs, textures and maps.

- This asset is Blender Rigged! The model has armature with 14 (totally) clearly named bones, controllers, constraints, custom shapes and transform limits.

*Other rigged files were saved from blender (original).

Simple model with no rig: Helicopter Robinson R44 White PBR

TEXTURES AND MAPS

The material includes 8192x8192, 4096x4096 and 2048x2048 8-bit .png textures: AO, BaseColor, Normal (OpenGL), Metallic, Roughness, Opacity, Transmissive and Emissive maps.

Emissive maps can turn on and off side and interior lights of the aircraft.

All textures, fonts and extra files are in Supporting items. There are also 4096 textures packed in Blender archive. 8192 textures are available in Supporting items as additional archive.
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Best regards,

Cordy