Accurate 3d model of 1945 PCC streetcar. The 3D Model comes in 5 formats including c4d, 3ds, max, obj and fbx.
C4d is native format. It has all standard materials applied as shown on preview renders.
C4d file is also only rigged file for easy animation and Hypernurbs subdivsion.
3ds and max formats have triangulated geometry, basic materials and texture files.
Models are not rigged, but organized well for rigging.
OBJ and fbx file have quad geometry, but no materials.
Preview renders were made using Cinema 4D 11.5 basic render engine.
Note: The environment scene (where 3d model is placed) is not included!
The PCC stands for Presidents’ Conference Committee and it is a streetcar design that was built in the United States in the 1930s by St. Louis Car Company (SLCCo). This model was popular in its home country and was licensed for use elsewhere in the world after World War II where PCC-based cars were produced.PCC cars are still in use worldwide.
The acronym “PCC” derived from the development committee that was established in 1929 as the “Presidents ‘ Conference Committee,” which in 1931 was renamed the Electric Railway Presidents’ Conference Committee.
Most PCCs used three pedals with the switch to the left of a dead man, the middle brake, and the right power pedal. From 1936 to 1945, PCC cars were “Air-Electrics” with air friction brakes, doors, and windshield wipers.
Specifications
length: 46–50.5 ft (14.02–15.39 m)
Width: 100–108 in (2.54–2.74 m)
Maximum speed: 50 mph (80 km/h)[citation needed]
Weight: 35,000–42,000 lb (15,900–19,100 kg)
Motors : 4 x 55 hp (41 kW) motors, 43:6 (~7.17) gear ratio
FlatPyramid has come up with a 3D model of PCC Streetcar 1945 that you can use in rendered still or animated use in client or personal projects. We have tried to keep it as real as possible so that you can enjoy the clarity of the graphics of the car. The model is available in different formats.
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