AS-350 Police Helicopters Collection Vol.2

This collection contains:

• AS-350 Miami Dade Police --215--
• AS-350 Miami City Police --224--
• AS-350 Ontario Police --214--
• AS-350 Philadelphia Police--213--
• AS-350 Royal Canadian Mounted Police --221--
• AS-350 San Diego Police --212--
• AS-350 San Jose Police --223--
• AS-350 Tulsa Police --216--
• AS-350 US Customs and Border Protection --211--

Included armament and/or equipment:

• Wescam L3 White --59--
• Spectrolab SX-16 Searchlight --108--
• Wescam L3 Black --58--
• FLIR Ultra 7000 --56--
• Trakkabeam A800 Searchlight --97--

Similar collection:

• AS-350 Police Helicopters Collection Vol.1 --274--

Video previews are available for download in "Previews" section on the current page

Photoshop files are available for the following models: All models

File formats:

• 3ds Max 2021 (native)
• Maya 2022
• Blender 3.1.0
• Cinema 4D R25.117
• Unity 2021.3.5f1
• Unreal Engine 5.4.4
• FBX
• OBJ

Total polycount (see individual polycount in the each model description):

• 668.558 polys
• 1.306.617 tris
• 715.803 verts

PBR textures are available for Specular-Glossiness and Metalness-Roughness workflows

Textures resolution:

• 4096 px (for large objects)
• 2048 px (for small objects)

Textures list (*.PNG):

• Base Color
• Metallic
• Roughness
• Diffuse
• Specular
• Glossiness
• Normal
• Ambient Occlusion

More information:

• Game ready - perfectly fits for Unity and Unreal
• Low poly
• Real world scale
• Units used: meters
• The model has 100% Scale, placed in 0,0,0 coordinates and doesn't have rotations
• All parts are fully UV unwraped. No multi-materials or color fills
• All parts and materials have logical names and ready for coding. (no names such as Object001 or Default - 01)
• Some identical parts have the same UV coordinates (overlapped). It saves textel resolution and does not affect on Ambient occlusion map (no black spots)

Originally created with 3ds Max 2024. No 3rd party plugins required.

Software used:

• 3ds Max 2024 for modeling
• RizomUV for unwrapping
• Photoshop and Substance Painter for texturing
• Marmoset Toolbag for rendering