Max Bill Wall Clock Modello 3D

FOR FILE CONVERSION ASK SUPPORT ************************************************************************************************************************ Design: Max Bill, 1956 The work of max bill was a continuous balancing act between free art and applied art, between severe, reduced forms and flowing natural ones, between philosophical thinking and practical application. examining the subject of "time" was a fascinating challenge for max bill, and one that occupied him for decades. a remarkable example of his work is a wall clock he designed for junghans in 1956/57. rarely has the interplay of hour and minute been portrayed in a more stylized and elegantly simple way than with this clock, which can be seen today in the world's most important design museum - the museum of modern art. ************************************************************************************************************************ ~ Modeled and rendered with 3ds Max 9 / V-Ray, V-Ray scene requires V-Ray plugin, the Scanline scene requires no plugins. ~ 3ds Max 9 is the native file ~ High quality modeling that is detailed, excellent for closeups, and architectural visualization. ~ Model is scaled to real world. ~ Added 3ds Max 9 format with V-Ray materials, and with standard materials for Default Scanline Renderer. ~ The rendering scene you see in the second image is not included. ~ Materials are named logically. ~ Objects in the files are named logically. ~ Textures are named logically. ~ Texture size is 1800*1800 pixel / 72 dpi. ~ 3ds Max files are with smooth (subdivision) level 2. ~ All other files where saved at 3 smooth levels. ~ The model has quads and tris only. ~ Smooth Level 0: Polys: 1812 (130 tris), Verts: 1813 ~ Smooth Level 1: Polys: 7118, Verts: 7241 ~ Smooth Level 2: Polys: 28472, Verts: 28709 ************************************************************************************************************************ Please submit a rating :) (+) feedback helps me to improve my library Thank you! ************************************************************************************************************************