Moderna Covid-19 Vaccine 3D Model – PBR Medical Asset, FBX
Medical

Moderna Covid-19 Vaccine 3D Model – PBR Medical Asset, FBX

by 3dmi
$22.8 $15.96

File Formats

Formats

.textures.blend.lxo.jpg.ma.max.fbx.c4d.png.3ds.obj

Features

File & scene

No unsupported objects Binary FBX

Geometry

Manifold geometry No faceted geometry No N-gons

Textures & material

Assigned materials Power of 2 texture sizes Square textures No embed textures PBR textures

UVs & naming

Allowed characters UV unwrapped model No UV overlaps

3D Features

Plugins Used UV Mapping Materials Textures

Unwrapped UVs

Unknown

Download information

After purchase, you will receive an email within several hours with a download link to access your files.

Description

The Moderna Covid-19 Vaccine 3D Model is a highly detailed representation of the popular mRNA-1273 vaccine, designed for medical and educational use. This asset provides a realistic visualization of the vaccine vial, perfect for enhancing your projects related to healthcare and pandemic-related topics.

Crafted with precision, this 3D model features high-quality PBR textures and materials that ensure lifelike rendering in various applications. The model is optimized with manifold geometry, eliminating any N-gons or faceted geometry, enabling smooth and accurate visualizations. The UV unwrapped model allows for seamless texturing and customization, making it ideal for both professionals and educators.

  • File Formats: Binary FBX
  • Geometry: Manifold, no unsupported objects
  • Textures: PBR textures, no embedded textures, Power of 2 texture sizes
  • UV Mapping: No UV overlaps, properly unwrapped
  • Use Cases: Suitable for animation, medical visualizations, and educational applications

This 3D model is perfect for game developers, animation studios, and educational institutions looking to illustrate the significance of vaccination in combating the Covid-19 pandemic. Download now and bring your healthcare projects to life!

Tags

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