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3DReach studio

3DReach

3DReach

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Hello!

We are the outsourcing studio with huge experience in 3D modeling and texturing.
Here our latest work.
I hope you will like it.
Our site has many more interesting images.
Thanks.
3dreach.com

3DREACH — the 3d art company

We're a team of talented, quality-oriented, 3d artists. We create 3D models for any customer needs! Since 2009.
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P.S. All this the images were created in Marmoset Toolbag 3 but all of this the aircrafts already is flying in the P3D, XPlane and etc.

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Absolutely beautiful modelling. The F15 (A? C?) cockpit is fabulous. Takes me back to my early days of flying 1960s and 70s jets!
 
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