Fire Engine - American Mini Pumper Truck Rescue Vehicle 3D model

Fire Engine American Mini Pumper Truck

This custom truck is based/inspired by a real vehicle. Generic brand, no logos. The 4x4 Mini Pumper is great for fast response and when a full sized pumper is not practical or unnecessary. Fast, agile and spacious at the same time, this small apparatus brings a new level of performance and fire suppression capability. More and more fire departments choose this type of truck. This model have a good level of realism but it is not perfect.

Truck features: -Compact but powerful fire engine. -6 Wheeler (2 front + 2x2 rear) -Two colors (Lexington Fire Dept and Chesterfield Fire Dept - See the previews - textures included) -Photographic studio setup included in blend file

Notes*

-Some small imperfections

-Some parts are modeled with booleans (quads and triangles)

-The cab interior is not as detailed as the exterior. But It is good for exterior shots (highly detailed exterior and basic interior)

-The bottom part (Drive shaft, axles, transmission etc) is modeled with low/medium level of detail

-Model is not rigged and not ready to 3d print

This 3d model is best suited in broadcast, videogames, archiviz, design visualization etc.

Model Features:

-100% original model

-Inspired by real reference

-Really good level of detail (exterior)

-Real world scaled 1:1 (Units in centimeters) OBJ file is not 1:1 but 2.54x bigger.

-Model is settled to 0,0,0 xyz axis

-All parts are properly separated

-All parts are properly named in english

-File formats: Blend 2.79 (native), FBX, OBJ

-Textures included in the Textures.zip file (yellow textures with text, red textures with text, road texture)

-Materials are included ONLY in Blend file (basic Cycles materials)

-In Blend file, if you go to the Blender Node Editor, you can quickly switch yellow or red car paint by connecting the correct node.

-Modeled in: Blender

-Test Renderings: Cycles Polygon Count (Blend File)

-Total Verts: 1033816

-Total Faces: 1014071

Tested with 3ds Max 2013, Windows 10 3D Viewer, MeshLab 2016 and Blender 2.79.

I hope you like it!

Feel free to contact me if you want to know more details about this model.