The Venus of Willendorf

The Venus of Willendorf
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Venus of Willendorf, also known as the Woman of Willendorf,
is an 11.1 cm (4 3/8 inches) high statuette of a female figure.
It was discovered in 1908 by archaeologist Josef Szombathy at a paleolithic site near Willendorf.
(wikipedia.org)
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Dimensions:

Unit:Centimetre
Venus: L:5cm   W:6cm   H: 11cm
Base:  L:11cm   W:11cm   H: 2cm
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Thumbnails and turntable have no Post-processing.
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Modeling and UV Mapping: Zbrush
Texturing: Substance painter
Turntable: Maya
Thumbnails: 3Ds Max 2017
FBX and OBJ exported from Maya
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Software Version:

Maya 2017 (V-Ray 3.5)
3DS Max 2017 (V-Ray 3.4)
3DS Max 2014 (V-Ray 3.6)
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Subdivide:

Maya: Used 3 key on keyboard
3Ds Max (2017): Used OpenSubDiv
3Ds Max (2014): Used MeshSmooth
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Polygons before subdivide:

Total: 11664
Venus_01: 8752
Base_01: 2912
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Textures: 2K

Diffuse
Glossiness
Ior
Normal
Reflection
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OBJ (Include: The Venus and base)
FBX (Include: The Venus and base)
MA  (Include: The Venus and base, HDRI, textures and v-ray materials) **Ready to render
MB  (Include: The Venus and base, HDRI, textures and v-ray materials) **Ready to render
MAX (2014-2017) (Include: The Venus and base, HDRI, textures and v-ray materials) **Ready to render
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There is a Render_Setting file in MA and MB format folders.

Layers, parts and materials have name

Hope you like it!

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