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GLBAircraft Manifold Pressure Gauge M1 3D Model
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Aircraft Manifold Pressure Gauge M1 3D Model
IMPORTANT:
- This product includes digital files only. No physical item will be shipped.
- FBX and OBJ include geometry and basic material IDs only.
- STL format includes geometry data only.
The 3D model 'Aircraft Manifold Pressure Gauge M1' is generic, non-branded, and suitable for commercial and creative projects.
Analog aircraft manifold pressure gauge for cockpit panels. Features a dark dial with clear white markings calibrated in inches of mercury (5 to 35), color-coded operating arcs, an indicator needle, and a square mounting bezel with screws. Ideal for flight simulators and aircraft interiors.
Developed in 3ds Max and optimized for V-Ray rendering (all preview images are rendered in 3ds Max/V-Ray). The BLEND format also includes materials fully configured for Cycles and Eevee. The 3D model features realistic proportions and accurate UVW mapping, making it suitable for a variety of rendering and production scenarios. Ideal for visualizations, commercials, VFX, motion graphics, cinematics, and film production.
Available formats:
- MAX (3ds Max 2023, V-Ray 6.1)
- MAX (3ds Max 2015, V-Ray 3.6)
- BLEND (Blender 4.4, Cycles and Eevee)
- FBX 2020 (Autodesk)
- OBJ (Wavefront)
- STL (Stereolithography)
Geometry (Subdivision OFF / ON):
- Polygons: 4,795 / 84,550
- Triangles: 9,579 / 86,721
- Edges: 9,786 / 87,440
- Vertices: 5,000 / 44,083
Scene details:
- Clean topology
- Real-world scale
- Model positioned at world center X:0 Y:0
- No cleanup required - simply import and render
Texture included:
- MP_Faceplate_Diffuse.png (1024x1024) - Tiling (U/V) / Scale (X/Y) = 1.0 x 1.0
- This product includes digital files only. No physical item will be shipped.
- FBX and OBJ include geometry and basic material IDs only.
- STL format includes geometry data only.
The 3D model 'Aircraft Manifold Pressure Gauge M1' is generic, non-branded, and suitable for commercial and creative projects.
Analog aircraft manifold pressure gauge for cockpit panels. Features a dark dial with clear white markings calibrated in inches of mercury (5 to 35), color-coded operating arcs, an indicator needle, and a square mounting bezel with screws. Ideal for flight simulators and aircraft interiors.
Developed in 3ds Max and optimized for V-Ray rendering (all preview images are rendered in 3ds Max/V-Ray). The BLEND format also includes materials fully configured for Cycles and Eevee. The 3D model features realistic proportions and accurate UVW mapping, making it suitable for a variety of rendering and production scenarios. Ideal for visualizations, commercials, VFX, motion graphics, cinematics, and film production.
Available formats:
- MAX (3ds Max 2023, V-Ray 6.1)
- MAX (3ds Max 2015, V-Ray 3.6)
- BLEND (Blender 4.4, Cycles and Eevee)
- FBX 2020 (Autodesk)
- OBJ (Wavefront)
- STL (Stereolithography)
Geometry (Subdivision OFF / ON):
- Polygons: 4,795 / 84,550
- Triangles: 9,579 / 86,721
- Edges: 9,786 / 87,440
- Vertices: 5,000 / 44,083
Scene details:
- Clean topology
- Real-world scale
- Model positioned at world center X:0 Y:0
- No cleanup required - simply import and render
Texture included:
- MP_Faceplate_Diffuse.png (1024x1024) - Tiling (U/V) / Scale (X/Y) = 1.0 x 1.0
