Japanese Epsilon Rocket is a 3d model of Japanese solid-fuel rocket designed to launch scientific satellites.

The Epsilon is a launch vehicle that achieved an excellent price with satisfying both high reliability and operability requirements. Aiming to be the “most compact launch in the world,” Japan-Quality rockets with certainty and innovation can be used for various needs such as commercial, government and academic missions.For modern space tourism, space transport launch technologies, space vehicles, space travel, sci-fi entertainment, space engineering, outer space vehicles, commercial space tour programs, suborbital space tourism, space exploration programs, rocket launch systems, space rockets, history of space aeronautics, space research, spacecrafts, space transportation services, or space exploration projects.

Japanese Epsilon Rocket is a high quality, photo real 3d model that will enhance detail and realism to any of your rendering projects. The model has a fully textured, detailed design that allows for close-up renders, and was originally modeled in 3ds Max and rendered with V-Ray. Renders have no postprocessing!

Also there are original texture files with all layers. PSD format in particular archive.

Hope you like it!

Features:

• High quality polygonal model, has real dimensions. Easy to merge into your scene.
• Units: cm
• The model was created with the optimal number of polygons. (The Meshsmooth modifier is assigned to the original mesh. Easy to increase mesh resolution if necessary.)
• All the objects come with complete UVsAll textures and materials are included and mapped. (All colors can be easily modified.)
• All objects are logically named and grouped for ease of objects selection and scene management.
• No part-name confusion when importing several models into a scene.
• No cleaning up necessary (Model does not include any backgrounds or scenes used in preview images.) - just drop model into your scene.
• No special plugin needed to open scene.
• PBR Materials

Textures Formats:

• 5 png (4096x4096)

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