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Bernhardt Miramont Armchair
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$7
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| Platform: | 3dsMax 2012 + obj |
| Render: |  V-Ray |
| Size: | 96 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Classic |
| Materials: | Wood, Fabric |
| Formfactor: |
Published 19 December 2018
This is Bernhardt Miramont Armchair
Polygons: 26285
Vertices: 26570
The model is a real world scaled.
Two materials are included with textures.
Fabric and wood
The model is modeled in 3DS Max
Rendered in V-Ray.
You can add turbosmooth to get smoother results.
Link to Manufacturer: https://bernhardt.com/product/miramont/dining-chairs/arm-chair-0
.MAX & .FBX & .OBJ & .DAE & .3DS files included.
Hope you like it.
Polygons: 26285
Vertices: 26570
The model is a real world scaled.
Two materials are included with textures.
Fabric and wood
The model is modeled in 3DS Max
Rendered in V-Ray.
You can add turbosmooth to get smoother results.
Link to Manufacturer: https://bernhardt.com/product/miramont/dining-chairs/arm-chair-0
.MAX & .FBX & .OBJ & .DAE & .3DS files included.
Hope you like it.
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| Platform: | 3dsMax 2012 + obj |
| Render: | V-Ray |
| Size: | 96 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Classic |
| Materials: | Wood, Fabric |
| Formfactor: |
Published 19 December 2018
This is Bernhardt Miramont Armchair
Polygons: 26285
Vertices: 26570
The model is a real world scaled.
Two materials are included with textures.
Fabric and wood
The model is modeled in 3DS Max
Rendered in V-Ray.
You can add turbosmooth to get smoother results.
Link to Manufacturer: https://bernhardt.com/product/miramont/dining-chairs/arm-chair-0
.MAX & .FBX & .OBJ & .DAE & .3DS files included.
Hope you like it.
Polygons: 26285
Vertices: 26570
The model is a real world scaled.
Two materials are included with textures.
Fabric and wood
The model is modeled in 3DS Max
Rendered in V-Ray.
You can add turbosmooth to get smoother results.
Link to Manufacturer: https://bernhardt.com/product/miramont/dining-chairs/arm-chair-0
.MAX & .FBX & .OBJ & .DAE & .3DS files included.
Hope you like it.
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