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This product is a native Aircraft object for Vue in .vob format. The Boeing B-52 Stratofortress, affectionately known as the "BUFF" (Big Ugly Fat Fellow), was developed to serve as a long-range, heavy bomber for the United States Air Force. Its purpose was to provide a strategic nuclear deterrent and conventional bomb delivery capability during the Cold War. The B-52's massive size and distinctive design is quite menacing in appearance. With a wingspan of 185 feet (56 meters) and a length of over 160 feet (49 meters), the Stratofortress is a true behemoth of the skies. Its eight engines are mounted in four twin pods under the wings, giving it a unique and imposing look. The B-52 has a storied history of service. It has been used in various conflicts, including the Vietnam War, the Gulf War, the Bosnian War, and the Kosovo War. In the 1991 Gulf War, B-52s flew from Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean and even from the mainland United States to strike targets in Iraq. The aircraft has also been used in more recent conflicts, such as the Afghanistan War and the air campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). Throughout its service life, the B-52 has been continuously upgraded and modified to meet changing operational needs. The aircraft has demonstrated its versatility by serving as a "mother ship" for air-launching experimental aircraft, such as the X-15 and the X-43. Despite its age, the B-52 remains a critical component of the U.S. Air Force's bomber fleet and is expected to continue serving well into the future. Product for Vue includes 2 object models, one rigged to pose and animate, and one that is a not rigged which includes 2 varients, landing gear up and gear down. Other formats available at VanishingPoint.com. Mesh by Digimation, optimized for Vue by Dream Cutter LLC for Vanishing Point Inc., May 2015.

This product is a native Aircraft object for Vue in .vob format. The Dassault Mirage IIIC was developed as a single-seat, all-weather interceptor, intended to serve as a high-speed, high-altitude fighter for the French Air Force. It was the first production model of the Mirage III family, and its purpose was to provide a capable and versatile aircraft for air defense and interception roles. The Mirage IIIC is sexy sleek, with delta-wing design which gives it a distinctive waisted profile that contributed to its aerodynamic efficiency. The Mirage IIIC was powered by a SNECMA Atar 09B turbojet engine, which provided a top speed of Mach 2.2, making it one of the fastest fighters of its time. The Mirage IIIC saw extensive service with the French Air Force, as well as with several other air forces around the world. The aircraft played a significant role in the Six-Day War in 1967, where it was used by the Israeli Air Force to great effect. In the conflict, the Mirage IIIC proved to be a formidable air-to-air fighter, with Israeli pilots claiming numerous victories against enemy aircraft. The Mirage IIIC also saw combat during the Yom Kippur War in 1973, further demonstrating its capabilities as a versatile and effective fighter aircraft. Dimensions: Length: 49.29 feet (15.03 meters) Wingspan: 26.25 feet (8 meters) Height: 14.76 feet (4.5 meters) Object Model Features • Rigged Object Model Size: 17,322 polygons • Landing Gear retract 10s animation sequence • Rudder pivot to move left and right. • Left and right Flaperons, gear flaps, canopy pivot points set to rotate properly, independantly.

Seperate Archway (69k poly) and Spire (55k poly) .vob's so that you can quickly position and assemble the your Angkor Temple scene. Each model is made of evenly distributed, subividable triangulated UV Texture mapped mesh to facilitate vertex shaping and pipeline export. 3 Vue Materials used to create teh texture maps are also included, Ancient Temple Rock Walls.mat (chert), Ancient Rock Overgrowth.mat, Ancient Rock Lichen.mat The Angkor Temple Spire object is UV mapped and layered into 8 texture zones, while the Angkor Temple Archway object includes texture zones for roof ends, roof, column caps, columns, and column base. Created in the Angkor architecture style with the mesmerizing blend of Hindu and Buddhist influences this temple embraces the towering spres adorned with elaborate (eroded) bas-reliefs. This temple is characterized by their use of sandstone, which gives them a warm, golden glow that seems to change color with the light. The structures are symmetrical and balanced, with a central tower or shrine surrounded by smaller towers, galleries, and courtyards. We capture the stonework erosion and overgrowth with displacement to gve your render scenes plenty to marvel at. 92mb Download

Abby Ruins Monastry object for Vue (.vob), 271,626 polygons. Includes conforming surrounding surrounding terrain that conforms to elevations of the ruins that is its own properties and materials. 92mb Download

Biltmore House object for Vue (.vob). New York architect Richard Morris Hunt designed Biltmore House, a french chateau inspired mansion built in 1889 and is considered at its time the largest privately owned house in the United States, at 178,926 square feet (16,622.8 m2)[2] of floor space. New York Architect architect Richard Morris Hunt designed Biltmore House,a french chateau inspired mansion built in 1889 and is considered at its time the largest privately owned house in the United States, at 178,926 square feet (16,622.8 m2)[2] of floor space. Product from licensed from VanishingPoint, model by Digimation Model Bank and Textured by Dream Cutter 3D. Usage License: You are completely free to use this figure in any commercial or non-commercial render, image, or animation. You may NOT sell or give away any files found in this zip package without express permission. You are free to redistribute your own textures as you wish, provided they do not use any images found in this zip file. You are free to use this model in your game or app, provided the end user can not extract the 3d model Product from licensed from VanishingPoint, model by Digimation Model Bank and Textured by Dream Cutter 3D.

Catacombs Set for Vue (.vob) offers a unique and intriguing to render into the past, where history intertwines with mystery. It's a chance to capture the vision of hidden depths of cities and render the stories of those long gone. Plus, there's something undeniably fascinating about rendering figures of the living among the final resting places of millions. This set gives the oppertunity to rendert a scene that presents a sobering reminder of our own mortality, wrapped up in a historical and sometimes spooky adventure. Just remember to bring a flashlight and a sense of humor – you never know what you might encounter down there! This is a full set that includes tons of separate parts, which can be hidden or shown for more customization. Don`t want the torches on the wall? How about the spider webs or skulls or hangman nooses? Or maybe you don`t need the columns in the middle of the room. They`re separate parts, so go ahead and hide them. A set of stairs leads down to the bottomless void... Includes hidable ceiling and roofs for easy scene setup. Loads as the full scene, however individual objects can be seperated or repositioned in Vue. These include: Ground Barrel (16), Base (7), Basin, Bed, Big Base, Boots, Candle (5), Casket,, Casket Cover, Ceiling, ChainHammer, Chair (3), Chandelier (3), Chest-Metal Closed, Chest-Metal Open, Chest-Wood Closed, Chest-Wood Open, Coffin Broken, Column (14), Column-Old (2), Dishes, Door (4), FrontWall, Gallows (3), Gate (7), Gauntlets, Hammer, IronHammer, Knife, KnifeOld, LeftWall, MetalChain (2), Metal-Door Left, Metal-Door Right, Net(17), OldAxe. Pillar (7), PortCullis, Prison, RearWall, RightWall, Roof (5), Scythe, Skeleton (3), Skull (3). Small-Metal Chain (4), Stairs, Statue (2), Table, Table Old, Table Wood, Torch Metal (9), Torch Wooden (2), Walls, Window (3). Catacomb Scene for Vue, 179,515 polygons, modeled by Yassine and converted for Vue by Dream Cutter for Vanishing Point. All textured based materials with maps at 1024x1024 pixels. To reveal interion hide Ceiling, roof and/or four outer walls.