Overview: The only HQ low poly, game ready, PBR ready, day-night-cycle ready, game engine and user friendly Airbus A380 cockpit flight deck out there on all 3d marketplaces. Visual accuracy: Pinpointed reproduction of the Airbus A380 cockpit flight deck without fictive or missing key elements. Utilization: Purpose-built handcrafted mesh and textures for real-time applications in high detail and high quality. Suitable for FPS cameras, 360 views and walking behind the seats. Topology: Flawless and smooth HQ low poly mesh. Triangulation: 100% tris, partly manually triangulated. Triangle & vertex count: 72.350 tris, 42.224 verts. UVW: 100% non-overlapping unwrapped on 9 x UV layouts assuring great visual results despite of a top performance in real-time. Game engines like more smaller textures over less bigger ones. Textures: 44 x highly detailed PBR specular workflow ready textures in native 2048 x 2048 px: 9 x base diffuse, 9 x specular diffuse, 9 x normal, 9 x glossiness, 4 x emissive, 4 mask/illumination. All diffuse maps got a gently baked in AO without floor occlusion for a plasticity boost out of the box. This method helps also to highlight tiny self occlusions and shadows of inward and outward beveled parts without a 3d geometry. Materials: 10 x material-IDs that match 10 x cockpit sections that match 10 x PBR texture sets. A file with a multi/sub-object material is included. Attachment: Attachment includes 3 x FBX, OBJ-MTL and native 3ds Max files apart from 44 x textures in 8 Bit .PNG. At least version 2014 of 3ds Max is needed to open the included native file. Site note: This asset is strictly and sophisticated designed for games and similar real-time applications. This asset is neither designed for 3d printing nor made for highres stills and 3d animations. Legal: You are allowed to use this asset commercially in any form and volume, and at any time. Any exploitation and utilization of this asset by AI is however strictly forbidden, no matter if completely or partially. You are forbidden to resell this asset or to modify it and resell it afterwards, or to upload it yourself or let upload it by any 3rd party on 3d marketplaces or fraud websites with stolen, ripped and hacked 3d models.