Freighter Arion Class Cargo Vessel 3D Model

Freighter Arion Class Cargo Vessel


Low - Mid Poly Game Asset

Freighter ID: 004435-07

Tasked with running valuable cargo across the universe, the Arion Class is a mid sized Cargo Vessel. As it has no means to defend itself it requires protection from a squadron of Fighters - Griffin, Cerberus & Asterius Class fighters form the fleet, enough to deter even the bravest of Pirates out to claim their bounty.
With 16 containers onboard & 3 huge tanks it is capable of delivering huge amounts of cargo, a tempting target indeed.

Modelled in Blender 2.93


3 formats provided:

.Blend

.Fbx

.Obj/.Mtl


All Textures are in their named folder

Textured in Substance Painter 2 - (PBR Metalrough)

Scale applied


Dimensions:

Length: 70.0m

Width: 42.0m

Height: 31.3m


Easy to scale to suit your project


Polycount:

V: 76,697

F: 75,032

T: 152,170


2K Resolution Maps : Basecolor, Metallic, Roughness, Normal & Emissive

(Height Maps provided in the Textures folder if you wish to use them)

Separate Texture Folder provided for all Textures

Emission maps also included

2048 x 2048 Maps

All images rendered with Cycles

Origin of Model: Centre Of Mass

Unwrapped - non overlapping UVs

Clean Topology, no loose or double Vertices

All modifiers closed


Please note if you are using EEVEE:

You will need to go into the Render Properties Tab - Performance - Enable High Quality Normals


If you are using the Blender file the Textures are packed and ready to go


I hope you like my work and if you decide to purchase i wish to thank you in advance


Documentation:

Unzip the downloaded file to your chosen directory

You will now have 3 formats, .Blend, .Fbx & .Obj

Also you will have all the Texture images used (+ All Heights maps if you wish to use them)

The .Blend file has all Textures packed ready to go

I hope you find this model set useful for your own Project/Scene

Any queries please do get in touch

Thanks for your support!

MagicCGIStudios


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