Hi there;

Porsimo has created an excellent new vehicle for your military or SciFi scenes (actually with a little imagination..., it could be used in any scene...)

It is called "Cheetah".  You can download it here:  http://www.porsimo.net/3d/figures.htm#LRV

Here is the creator's description of the freebie package:


"What's included:

- Vehicle figure (cr2 & obj)
- 2 muzzle flash props (pp2 & obj): 1 smart propped to the gun, 1 for general use
- MAT poses (.pz2), P6 materials (.mc6) & D|S presets (.ds) for textures
- Driver, passenger & gunner poses for M3, V3, M4 & V4

NOTE for D|S users! DS material presets are located in the same folder as Poser MAT poses and will be applied automatically (req. 2.0 or newer).
Separate mat presets available for pre-2.0 users (use the link below).

NOTE for Poser users! Tire treads and muzzle flashes use displacement maps so remember to turn them on in the render settings.

Texture options:
- 4 basic colors: blue, black, green and desert
- 4 variations of each: basic, muddy, basic with markings and muddy with markings
- 3 options for headlights' glasses: clean (default with all presets!), muddy 1, muddy 2
- 5 colors for the rims: clear (unpainted), blue, black, green and desert
- 3 variations of each: clean, muddy and sandy
- 3 different treads for tires
- 3 variations of each: clean, muddy and sandy
- 3 variations for undershield: normal, muddy and sandy
- 2 variations for muzzle flashes: single flash and with side flashes

The figure has ERC dials for 4 and 2 wheel steering, spinning the the wheels, turning the gun platform and moving the gun up & down. For the rest of the movable stuff you need to navigate to the bone-level (barrels, pedals, gearsticks, seats, suspensions).

Can be used for commercial renders. "

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Thank you Whazizname

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Thank you Whazizname. He does great work with his models.      

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