Pirates Chest 3D Model (.3ds, .c4d, .fbx) by Marketing Arts Group

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3D Model of a Treasure Chest Stuffed with Loot

License Type:

Commercial

Price:

$45.00 (USD)

File ID:

48107

Total Size of Files:

64 MB

Created / Updated:

Sep 23, 2012 / Sep 23, 2012

Owner:

Marketing Arts Group

Tags:

chest, C4D, gold, Crown, chalice, jewel, brass, money, antique, pirate, realistic, 3d, model, Treasure, 3ds, old, wood, box, bin, diamond, pearl, loot

Materials: yes
Textures: yes
Animated: no
Rigged: no
Includes Normal Map: no
Geometry: Polygonal
Polygons: 10688
Vertices: 10473
Detail Level: medium

Formats:

3D Studio (.3ds), Cinema 4D (.c4d) - vr13, Autodesk FBX (.fbx)

3d Model of a Treasure chest stuffed with loot, set up in Cinema 4d, exported file formats available.

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Created in Cinema 4d r12 Natively. Preview Images are Rendered with in Cinema r11.5 & subdivided under hypernurbs.

Features:

- Great for close up renders.
- Hi Detail, High Quality.
- Clean Geometry.
- Scene is Fully textured, lit, with all materials applied.
- Render Ready as seen in preview; Just open and render.
- Main Meshes Subdivided Under Hypernurbs; Set to any level for your needs: Low or high poly.

'Arrrgh Matey!' - Pirate

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The model is completely ready for use in visualization & Can be sized and imported into any scene..

Note: Formats OBJ, DAE, FBX, 3DS, are exports and will not render as shown in thumbnails. Renderings of these file formats will be affected by the application you open them in.