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WACO YMF-5 PBR biplane
PRO
$7
Royalty free
Platform:3dsMax 2017 + fbx
Render:
V-Ray
Size:
92 MBNEW
Polygons:145K
Colors:
Length:702 cm
Width:918 cm
Height:278 cm
Style:Classic
Materials: Metal
Formfactor:
Published 22 May 2026
Photorealistic, high-quality, and accurate 3D model with high detail.

The model is suitable for rendering in Ultra HD format and further use in broadcasting, close-ups in cinema, and advertising. The model can also be used in real-time applications (Unreal Engine, Unity, etc.).

Only standard materials and the standard renderer are used in Cinema 4D and Blender 4.3.

It is also possible to change the state of the propeller (working and non-working), which can be seen in the preview. All types are stored in the scene state management.

Features:
- PBR materials
- All objects have full UV maps.

- High-quality polygonal model, has real dimensions.

- The model is created with an optimal number of polygons. (In the 3ds Max file, the original mesh has the TurboSmooth modifier applied with 2 iterations. If necessary, the mesh resolution can be easily increased or decreased.)
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WACO YMF-5 PBR biplane

PRO
$7
Royalty free
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1
1
Platform:3dsMax 2017 + fbx
Render:
V-Ray
Size:
92 MBNEW
Polygons:145K
Colors:
Length:702 cm
Width:918 cm
Height:278 cm
Style:Classic
Materials: Metal
Formfactor:
Published 22 May 2026
Photorealistic, high-quality, and accurate 3D model with high detail.

The model is suitable for rendering in Ultra HD format and further use in broadcasting, close-ups in cinema, and advertising. The model can also be used in real-time applications (Unreal Engine, Unity, etc.).

Only standard materials and the standard renderer are used in Cinema 4D and Blender 4.3.

It is also possible to change the state of the propeller (working and non-working), which can be seen in the preview. All types are stored in the scene state management.

Features:
- PBR materials
- All objects have full UV maps.

- High-quality polygonal model, has real dimensions.

- The model is created with an optimal number of polygons. (In the 3ds Max file, the original mesh has the TurboSmooth modifier applied with 2 iterations. If necessary, the mesh resolution can be easily increased or decreased.)