This vehicle is equipped with state of the art GPS Tracking, FLIR Video Cameras, Day/Night Cams, On board Integrated Autonomous Software, Fully Automatic 7.62mm Machine Gun, Whelen Lightbar and Loudhailer and Rubber Tracks for greater traction.

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This model is highly detailed for use in close range images and animations. All textures are included and can be easily changed for your liking. Model also has all objects grouped and set up for easy animation of all surfaces.

Model Specs -

Memory:   15933 KBytes (C4D)
Points:   285926
Polygons: 268388
Objects: 76

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The C4D v.10 model has the flashing lights due to the xpresso tag used inside the program to create the patterns.

All light patterns are fully automated with no key-framing involved! Each set of lights has check boxes to choose which light pattern you want to use. Light colors can easily be change using xpresso as well.

Memory: 6906

Kbytes Points: 118137

Polygons: 117648

Objects: 296

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You can download a revised version of the Product File below to use: (This is a C4D v10 file)

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3D LED Lightbar from JonnyChapps on Vimeo.

Boat created using Cinema 4D. Highly detailed for close up shots and animations. Textures are jpegs. The hull texture and both rudder blades were created using layers in Photoshop, and you can download these files as well to customize this model.

Memory:    10138 KBytes

Points:      160441

Polygons: 192909

Objects:    66

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AirBoat Desktop

This is a detailed model of the Charger Police Cruiser.

Perfect for mid to close range use in photos and videos.

Model has great outside detail. The inside is complete with interior package (seats, steering wheel, dash, ect) but is not textured.

All texture files are in customizable TIFF’s. Also download the Photoshop file to customize the paint scheme and graphics the way you see fit. The light bar, push bumper, and all police package accessories are independent files so they can easily be hidden or deleted to have the basic Charger model.

Memory:   2552 Kbytes
Points:   113902
Polygons: 124074
Objects: 54

You can view and purchase this model by clicking here.

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This is a model I created of the Coast Guard’s 33ft Special Purpose Craft – Law Enforcement (SPC-LE).

The SPC-LE is the newest addition to the Coast Guard fleet of multi-mission ships, aircraft, boats and command-and-control systems. SPC-LE is a 33-foot aluminum mono hull with a 10-foot beam and foam collar. It is powered by three 275-horsepower engines capable of speeds in excess of 50 knots and is capable of operating more than 30 miles from shore. It is equipped with a state-of-the-art navigation system and secure communications capability.

This boat is game-ready with only 3230 polys. To view more images or to purchase this model please go to my page at Turbosquid.

For those of you who do not know about the Hunley, here is a brief description:

H. L. Hunley was a submarine of the Confederate States of America that played a small part in the American Civil War. The Confederate States Ship (CSS) Hunley demonstrated both the advantages and the dangers of undersea warfare. The CSS Hunley was the first submarine to sink an enemy warship, although the submarine was also lost following the successful attack. The Confederates lost 32 men in CSS Hunley’s career. The submarine was renamed after the death of her inventor, Horace Lawson Hunley, and some time after she had been taken into the Confederate forces at Charleston, South Carolina.

H. L. Hunley, almost 40 feet (12 meters) long, was built at Mobile, Alabama, launched in July 1863, and shipped by rail to Charleston, South Carolina on August 12, 1863. On February 17, 1864, Hunley attacked and sank the 1240-short ton (1124 metric tons)^[1] screw sloop USS Housatonic in Charleston harbor, but soon after, Hunley also apparently sank, drowning all eight crewmen. Over 136 years later, on August 8, 2000, the wreck was recovered, and on April 17, 2004, the DNA-identified remains of the eight Hunley crewmen were interred in Charleston’s Magnolia Cemetery with full military honors.

I’ve gotten several request asking how to purchase the football helmet that I have on this site. So here it is! I have uploaded to Turbo Squid and am selling it for $45.
You can download the model in either DXF, C4D XML, 3DS or C4D v10. It also comes with templates for the Helmet and front and back pads so that you can add your own logo, team name and color.
If you need a discounted price just send me an email with your offer and I’ll be glad to help you out.

There is talk of Mississippi State unveiling a new football helmet for next year. The pictures that are floating around have us going back to the maroon helmets with a white M State logo. You can view these photos here. This is a rendering I did of the new concept.

I created the helmet in Cinema 4d and designed the logo in Photoshop. I like the helmet design and will probably be doing more teams from time to time.  Download the Desktop by clicking on the size you need below.

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Show off your MSU pride this Football Season by setting one of these as your desktop background.

(if you do not know  what size you need, right click on the desktop –> click on ‘Properties’ –> click on the ‘Settings’ tab –> look at your Screen resolution. If the size you need is not listed just download the next size up)

I turned to the History Channel the other day and watched a show on the Civil War that had a story about the Hunley, a Confederate Submarine. Since my wife is out of town and I had nothing else to do I decided to model it.

View the 1024×768 Desktop Image. (after opening, right click – save image as)

I had an idea to do a short clip with the camera starting off in the water during a night time battle with the Hunley. As the camera comes out of the water you see the top part of her hull with explosions in the background on land. Don’t hold your breath on that one though. Just a thought.

Anyways, I will at least be posting this on Turbosquid for sale. I’ll update you as soon as I do that.

Note: (This model contians historical inacurracies which I will correct)