Product: GM-94 Shotgun 2

This scene can be used for film animation. It includes all the objects as shown in the renders & also include textures.

The original scene was rendered in Maya 2009, and the scene comes with a standard V-Ray rendering setup, but it can be easily convertable to any rendering system.

GM-94 Shotgun

The GM-94 is a grenade launcher of Russian origin. It was developed in the early 1990's by KBP Tula and was specifically designed for urban warfare. The wide variety of ammunition makes the GM-94 a very versatile system. Against infantry in buildings thermobaric rounds can be used, infantry in the open can be engaged with fragmentation rounds, shaped charge rounds will disable light armored vehicles and various non lethal rounds can be used during riots.

Geometry :- Polygonal Quads/Tris

Polygons :- 17,929

Vertices :- 18,325

Textures :- yes

Materials:- yes

Jointed :- no

Animated :- no

UV Mapped:- yes

Unwrapped UVs:- yes, mixed

Game Ready:- no

Format:- .mb, .max, .obj , .Fbx

Other Technical Details:
This package contains 6 files:

1. For V-Ray users maya 2009:
This file is exclusively designed for V-Ray 2.0 use. Materials and Lights in this file have been designed using V-Ray features for extremely photorealistic results. This includes V-Ray lights and materials and lights. You would need to have V-Ray 2.0 to use this file.

2. For non V-Ray users maya 2009:
This file uses maya software rendering setup. This would render as per your local lighting used.

3. For V-Ray users max 2012:
This file is exclusively designed for V-Ray use. Materials and Lights in this file have been designed using V-Ray features for extremely photorealistic results. This includes V-Ray lights and materials and lights. You would need to have V-Ray 2010 to use this file.

4. For non V-Ray users max 2012:
This file uses max software rendering setup. This would render as per your local lighting used.

Files in this package:
1 Maya model file for use with V-Ray2.0
1 Maya model file for use without V-Ray
1 Max model file for use with V-Ray2.0
1 Max model file for use without V-Ray
2 textures 1200X1200 resolution