Mercier 1937 Moto Chenille 3D Model
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Specifications
- Geometrypolygonal_quads/tris
- Polygons845,814
- Vertices943,283
- TexturesYes
- RiggedNo
- AnimatedNo
- 3D Printable ReadyNo
- Game Ready (low poly)No
- UV MappedYes
- Unwrapped UVsnone
Description
This is a highly detailed, high poly and photo real 3d model of a Mercier 1937 Moto Chenille
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*This "Moto Chenille" as the French call it, has been designed in Bois-Colombes, by the Swiss inventor, Adrien Mercier.
Tested by the French army on slopes between 42 and 45% in 1936, it was deemed as highly interesting.
Only a handful of these motorcycles have been made in various configurations.
The 350 Jap OHV Sports engine was quite powerful for a motorcycle of the time.
Starting the engine is by kick starter which can be operated while sitting on the saddle.
The hand change Soyer gearbox is a 3-speed with hand operated clutch. The engine drives a fan which takes care of extra cooling of the cylinder head by means of a flexible metal hose.
This Mercier has a long tubular rear frame which supports the motorcycle saddle and fuel tank.
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- Originally modeled in 3ds max 2016
- Rendered in Vray 3.2 for 3ds max 2014
- Materials configured for Vray
- Vray scene included with max files
- Model without the studio setup included as a separate file / Just drop it in your scene
- Modeling units cm
- Modeled according to blueprints
- Accurate and real world scale
- Model is placed at the origin / x-0, y-0, z-0
- Model is fully textured with all materials applied
- All colors can be easily modified
- Modifiers are left open / Turbosmooth iteration at 2-3 / Easy to adjust poly count
- Objects are logically named and grouped for easy selection and management
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* Warehouse scene is not included
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Polys and verts with Turbo Smooth iteration 2-3
P - 4 445 665
V - 2 726 567
Polys and verts without Turbo Smooth
P - 845 814
V - 943 283
Hope you like it!
Sep 17, 2020
date added
Nov 24, 2021
last update
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