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Retro TV

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Free 3d Model - Retro TV image
 

Old black and white portable CRT retro television receiver Comet 3d model. Certainly the modern television shouldn't be viewed on it :) , but it would be an ideal complement to the interior, that decorated in the spirit of retro. Elegant design will fit into the disco-bar and give it a unique eighties atmosphere. Modeled in 3ds Max 2008. Rendered with V-Ray.

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Marty

2010-06-01 22:36:32

 
Wow its a old school Comet MT!

Thanx!!

TOMM

2010-07-15 21:55:01

 
How can i attach the textures (in Photoshop cs4, or directly in maya), sorry im not an expert artist.
tks

RenderStuff

2010-07-15 23:37:28

 
Hi TOMM,
If you plan to use this model in non-max software, you only need to work at the "RenderStuff_Retro_TV_blend.jpg" texture. This texture is a blend map, that separates two different materials and tells the software how to show one material under the another. You need to apply this texture to a TV control panel using the similar composite blend material in Maya. Unfortunately, as far as we know, Photoshop do not allow to use this like materials.
Regarding the other textures - they are usual diffuse and bump maps that do not require any complex actions to apply them to a model.

TOMM

2010-07-16 20:04:08

 
thanks for the quick answer and congratulations for your work, im from argentina here is my site www.rosebuddigifilms.com im not a 3d artist, i do postproduction but i need a tv like this, tks again.
iwill try.
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