This week’s featured item is Grass Lawn Hi-Res Texture 01 by 3dRender.
“This large scale hi-res grass texture has been created using 16 separate 12 megapixel photographs, which have been carefully edited and combined into a single perfectly tiling, 100% seamless image.”
This week’s featured item is Old wooden siberian house by maratshevchenko.
“Old little wooden Siberian house. Vray materials. Archive include: Max + FBX + DXF + 3DS+ OBJ (for Maya and C4D ) + Seamless textures.”
This week’s featured item is Hover Armchair by seager.
“High poly textured Arm Chair. Scene contain the model, textures V-Ray and Materials from vraymaterials.de.”
This week’s featured item is Toy character by doga.
“This one has materials which can be used with only Vray on Cinema4D. FBX . and OBJ . versions don’t contain materials. Head,legs and arms of it are controllable through Rotate tool of Cinema4D.”
This week’s featured item is 2 And 3 seats Modern Soft Sofa by Arey_l.
“Perfect for interior scene, no much polygons but looks very realistic. The model will not increase you render time, take it to you scene and enjoy !”
This week’s featured item is Espresso Machine Rancilio by finalmethod.
“Detailed 3D model of popular espresso machine by Rancilio, with two versions: chrome and their signature red leather model. Also including espresso cups.”
This week’s featured item is AK-47 Assault Rifle by SinisaZ.
“Ak-47 assault rifle is ready for some action or rendering. wood texture is not included but a small help file is included that will explain how you can apply the same texture that i used in the preview images in just few clicks or you can use your own textures that’s up to you, the help file will also help you with materials and rendering.”
This week’s featured item is Render Scene - Light Array
“Quickly make amazing Renders! 62 Lights will make your objects shine! Scene is layered and fully named!”
This week’s featured item is Eames Plastic Side Chair DSR max by linin.
“Hi-poly photorealistic model of Eames Plastic Side Chair DSR by Vitra. Very accurate, based original and technical data. Suitable for extreme close-ups.”
