Valentin is a cute cartoon baby cat fully rigged and animated in max version.
In max version the scene is exactly the same than the presentation picture all different objects presents in the scene are included.
No special render engine needed just unzip and render.
This model is finely skinned and the mesh is clean so it's very easy to anime.
see the Youtube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTnTKfLm7OE&list=UUNGovR3WrKc-SyPFOI7HE9g&index=1&feature=plcp
Available in following version: Max 8 3ds Obj Fbx Lwo Stl
Materials and textures are included into each archive.
11784 polygons after smoothing.
A baby cat is also called a kitten. And a kitten, also known as a kitty or kitty cat, is a juvenile cat. This kitten is looking very cute in this image. In another image, you can see a high definition of various pictures. Face, mouth, cheeks, body parts are visible as you can see these images.
This 3D model is a cute cartoon baby cat fully rigged and animated in max version. In the max version, the scene is exactly the same as the presentation picture all different objects present in the scene are included. In this model, no special render engine needed just unzip and render. This model is finely skinned and the mesh is clean. It means it’s very easy to anime.
This is a high end, photorealistic 3D model, that is created to help you add realism to your project. The model is suitable for any visual production broadcast, high-resolution film, advertising, games, design visualization, forensic presentation, etc. The model was originally created in 3Ds Max, then fully textured and rendered using V-Ray.
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