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GLBSuzuki Hayabusa Motorcycle 3D Model
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Since 2004, 3D Horse has provided 3D models for a wide range of industries across the globe.
Our clients include advertising agencies, architects and developers, as well as film, television, entertainment and gaming companies.
Since 2004, 3D Horse has provided 3D models for a wide range of industries across the globe.
Our clients include advertising agencies, architects and developers, as well as film, television, entertainment and gaming companies.
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Suzuki Hayabusa Motorcycle 3D Model
Fully detailed and textured 3d model of Suzuki Hayabusa motorcycle.
Model is high resolution and perfect for close-up detailed renders.
Materials might need to be re-assigned for other applications.
The preview images were rendered with V-Ray render.
2 versions for 3ds Max included: V-Ray and standard materials.
Model is high resolution and perfect for close-up detailed renders.
Materials might need to be re-assigned for other applications.
The preview images were rendered with V-Ray render.
2 versions for 3ds Max included: V-Ray and standard materials.
