Business Class Seat 3D model

This is a model of a Business Class Seat Originally created with CINEMA 4D R19 The model is based on a Recaro business seat but with own design at several parts You will find 3 versions of the model: 1. One seat in sit position, one in sleep position 2. Both seats in sleep position 3. Both seats in sit position USAGE - This model is suitable for use in broadcast, high-res film close-up, advertising, design visualization, etc. - This model is an accurate representation of a business class seat using a scale of 1unit = 1 centimeter. SPECS - This model contains 36 separate objects organized in 11 groups - This model contains 21562 polygons with TurboSmooth OFF - This model contains 344992 polygons with TurboSmooth ON (set to 2 iterations.) - This model contains 21562 quads, 0 tris, and 0 ngons - This product includes C4D versions with and without VrayforC4D (separate downloads) PRESENTATION IMAGES - All preview renderings of the object presentation are rendered with VrayforC4d - No Photoshop or compositing used, Product is ready to render out-of-the-box. Lights and cameras are included in a separate file. - Preview Images are rendered using the 3.5 version of the VrayforC4D renderer. If you render this file using a different version of this renderer, you may not have the same results as you see on the thumbnails. TEXTURES - 12 textures with multiple Texture Resolutions are included (800x800, 1347x800, 2500x2500, 800x1067) - All textures are created from original photographs or drawings - All textures are seamless, except the tv and remote control - Plain colors have applied plain coloured textures to ensure equal appearance - Short named textures have been included for 3DS file format as it does not except long names. GENERAL - Model is built to real-world scale - Units used: Centimeters. Model is 120x140x120 centimeters tall. - Scene objects are organized by groups - No third-party renderer or plug-ins needed ADDITIONAL NOTES - Sleeping and sitting variants are saved in separate files. - Movable parts have their origins in rotation center and are combined in parent groups. - Converted Non-native files may contain Overlapping UVs