Saturn Apollo LES und BPC 3D-Modell
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Spezifikationen
- Geometriepolygonal_quads/tris
- Polygone7,443
- Scheitelpunkte8,336
- TexturenYes
- ManipuliertenNo
- AnimiertNo
- Bereit zum Drucken in 3DNo
- Spielbereit (low poly)No
- UV-kartiertYes
- Unverpackte UVsnon-overlapping
Beschreibung
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
This is a High Definition accurate scale model of the Launch Escape System (LES) and Boost Protective Cover (BPC) that sits atop the Saturn V Launch Vehicle and Apollo Spacecraft that first took man around the moon in December 1968.
Please download and read the free "Saturn Apollo Reference Guide" - PDF for in depth information about this model (downloadable from the full Saturn Apollo stack model)
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Modeled with precision using detailed 1:48 scale blueprints and extensive photographic research spanning over a year.
9 high resolution texture and bump maps offer down to the rivet detail.
Modeled with LightWave 9.6
USAGE
Suitable for HD video, high-res film close-ups and print
Accurate representation of Saturn Apollo LES/BPC using original imperial scale of feet and inches.
SPECS
Model contains the following:
1 object layer
7443 polygons
6497 quads, 946 tris, and 0 ngons
Standard Lightwave materials & texture maps
PRESENTATION IMAGES
No Photoshop or compositing used for previews.
Preview Images rendered with default Lightwave 9.6 scanline renderer.
TEXTURES
For the LWO model both XYZ Projection and UV mapped versions are included:
9 texture maps scaled at 36 pixels per foot (main model) and 48 pixels per inch (close up decals) - PNG format - original XYZ projection mapped LWO model.
2 UV texture maps (PNG format colour and bump - UV mapped LWO and non-native FBX and OBJ formats).
GENERAL
Model built to real-world scale
Units used: Feet and Inches. Model is 39 feet high and 13 feet in diameter
Oct 17, 2019
Datum hinzugefügt
Nov 28, 2025
letztes Update
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