Bailey Köprüsü İnşaatı 3D model

3d model of Bailey Bridge Construction. The Bailey bridge is a type of portable, pre-fabricated , truss bridge . It was developed by the British during World War II for military use and saw extensive use by British, Canadian and the American military engineering units. Bailey bridges continue to be extensively used in civil engineering construction projects and to provide temporary crossings for foot and vehicle traffic. Originally modeled in 3ds Max 2013. Final images rendered with V-Ray 2.40.03 ********************************************************* - Quality only quads polygonal model contain [214788] quads, [0] tris, and [0] ngon. - Enable and configure Render scene, camera and HDRI lighting included. - Correctly scaled accurate representation of the original objects. Units used: Centimeters. - Scene objects are organized by layers and groups. - Model is optimized for the subsequent smoothing.(MeshSmooth or TurboSmooth function can be used to increase mesh resolution if necessary). - OBJ, 3ds and FBX file format does not have textures and materials. This formats exported as base mesh. ********************************************************* Includes texture: beams_Diffuse.jpg (4096x4096) beams_Glossiness.jpg (4096x4096) beams_Ior.jpg (4096x4096) beams_Normal.jpg (4096x4096) beams_Reflection.jpg (4096x4096) flooring_Diffuse.jpg (4096x4096) flooring_Glossiness.jpg (4096x4096) flooring_Ior.jpg (4096x4096) flooring_Normal.jpg (4096x4096) flooring_Reflection.jpg (4096x4096) racks__ior.jpg (4096x4096) racks_Diffuse.jpg (4096x4096) racks_Glossiness.jpg (4096x4096) racks_Normal.jpg (4096x4096) racks_Reflection.jpg (4096x4096) railing_Diffuse.jpg (4096x4096) railing_Glossiness.jpg (4096x4096) railing_ior.jpg (4096x4096) railing_Normal.jpg (4096x4096) railing_Reflection.jpg (4096x4096) TS_HDRI_Studio_Product.exr (5000x2500) ********************************************************* File formats: - 3ds Max 2013 (V-Ray 2.40.03) - OBJ (Multi Format) - 3DS (Multi Format) - FBX (Multi Format)