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Low-Detail Military SolidWorks Models(2)

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bx308 (Military)

28 Mar 06 10:21

Hello, I'm new to the forum and in a pinch. Would anybody have information on where I could find simple military aircraft models, specifically helicopters, for use in SolidWorks? The only one's I've found are high-poly. They would be used only as visuals in a presentation. I appreciate the help!

Jabberwocky (Mechanical)

28 Mar 06 16:45

http://tinyurl.com/l59e3

Can't promise cheap, but this site is a great place to start model searches. SWx has a hard time pushing polys, so you might want to narrow your search to 'gaming' models in which polygon count is also an issue.

Heckler (Mechanical)

31 Mar 06 14:06

might want to post this in the Solidworks forum. You can also check www.3dcontentcentral.com

Best Regards,

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ctopher (Mechanical)

2 Jun 06 1:34

Where Heckler suggested is a good site. Look in the User Library/misc/aircraft there.
Also sign up here to download more:
http://www.help3d.com/php/4images/categories.php?cat_id=213&s=9b7da2cab60c83ae09fbed25f552c6e7

Chris
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