Description
The Yakovlev Yak-3 (Яковлев Як-3) was a single-engine, single-seat World War II Soviet fighter who serve into the Soviet Air Force during World War 2. Normandie Niemen French banner of Marcel Albert.
Features:
- Medium poly, correctly modeled for an accurate representation of the original object.
- The objects in the scene have a real scale.
- The aircraft has cycles materials applied (In Blender)
- Rigged in Blender.
- The model is fully textured with all materials applied, each group has its own material, and each material has its own textures and glass meshes, it's materials doesn't have any textures.
- There are 4 textures per materials (except the glass materials), 60 textures in total for 7 groups/materials.
- Each texture has resolution 4096x4096.
- The following texture types are available: base color (diffuse), metallic (only when needed), roughness(as glossynes), normal map(for bump effect), height(for bump effect).
- Textures file format is jpg.
- All textures are collected inside an archive, for easy use.
- The model was originally painted in Substance Painter v2.7.0.
- FBX and OBJ file formats are also available. (Open then in the same folder as the textures)
- Models imported from FBX and OBJ files have default standard materials. (No maps applied)
- All meshes are unwrapped, non overlapping. The glass meshes are also unwrapped.
- Polys/vertices count: 423,791.
- All previous images were rendered with Cycles render engine.
- No backgrounds images and any other auxilliary objects (cameras, lights) are included in file.
- No interior mesh and no pilot are included.
- No 3rd party plugins needed to open scene.
File Formats:
- Blender 2.83 & Cycles materials & Rig controler
- FBX
- OBJ
Textures Formats:
- JpgResolution: 4096 x 4096
Features
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Animated
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Rigged
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Ready for 3D Printing
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VR / AR / Low-poly
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PBR
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Textures
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Materials
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UV Mapping
- Unwrapped UVs: Unknown
- Geometry: Polygon mesh
- Polygons: 425,791
- Vertices: 428,276
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