Human Fetus at 20 Weeks

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A fetus (foetus feti, foetuses, or foeti) is an unborn human infant that develops from an embryo.
The embryonic development of a human baby the fetal stage of pregnancy human prenatal development
Human fetus with all major organs and thickening of the skin, division into layers, brown fat formation, eyelashes (formation), high activity in the womb, and eyes closed. A high-quality, photo-realistic 3D model of a human fetus at 20 weeks will add detail and realism to any rendering tasks you are working on. The model was initially created in 3ds Max 2014 and rendered with V-Ray. It has a fully textured, intricate design that enables close-up renders. Postprocessing is absent from renders.
I hope you enjoy it. Features:
– High quality polygonal model, correctly scaled for an accurate representation of the original object.
– Models resolutions are optimized for polygon efficiency. (In 3ds Max, the Meshsmooth function can be used to increase mesh resolution if necessary.)
– All colors can be easily modified.
– Model is fully textured with all materials applied.
– All textures and materials are included and mapped in every format.
– 3ds Max models are grouped for easy selection, and objects are logically named for ease of scene management.
– No part-name confusion when importing several models into a scene.
– No cleaning up necessaryjust drop your models into the scene and start rendering.
– No special plugin needed to open scene.
– Model does not include any backgrounds or scenes used in preview images.
– Units: cm File Formats:
– 3ds Max 2014 V-Ray, Corona, Mental Ray and standard materials scenes
– Blender 2.8 Eevee materials scene
– Maya 2016 V-Ray, Hardware and Redshift materials scenes
– Cinema 4D R14 V-Ray and Standard materials scene
– Modo 10.2 Standard materials scene
– OBJ (Multi Format)
– 3DS (Multi Format)
– FBX (Multi Format) Textures Formats:
– 8.png (4096?4096)
– 10.png (2048?2048) baby child fetus fetal embryonic developmental development pregnancy pregnant body medical anatomy character growth woman womb ultrasound gestation human science laboratory