High-Quality 3D Model: Fully detailed 3D model of the product or object, created based on the provided references and specifications. Low-Poly/High-Poly Versions (if needed): Two versions of the model for different uses (e.g., a low-poly model for real-time applications like games, and a high-poly model for renders). Model in the Preferred Format: The model will be delivered in a file format that is compatible with the client’s software (e.g., .FBX, .OBJ, .STL, .BLEND, .MB). Topology & UV Mapping: Clean and efficient topology with properly unwrapped UVs to ensure the textures are applied correctly. Rigging (if required): If animation is part of the project, the model will be rigged with skeletons and controls (e.g., bones, joints, and inverse kinematics) to support animation.

PBR Textures: Full set of physically-based rendering (PBR) textures, including albedo, normal, roughness, metallic, and displacement maps (if needed). Texture Maps: Separate texture maps for specific materials (e.g., wood, metal, plastic) to match the product's visual appearance. Texture Resolution: Textures will be delivered at a specified resolution (e.g., 4K, 2K, etc.) based on the client's requirements for rendering or real-time applications. Additional Texture Files: Bump maps, specular maps, ambient occlusion maps, or any other specialized maps required for the project.

Product Animation: A final animated sequence showcasing the product in action, such as rotating, transforming, or interacting with its environment. Camera Animation: Camera movements or perspectives to show the product in various angles (if relevant). Animation Files: Delivery of the animation in the necessary file format (e.g., .FBX, .MP4, .MOV), or the animation setup in a specific software like Blender, Maya, etc. Render Sequence (if applicable): High-quality rendered frames of the animation in a suitable resolution for the intended use (e.g., for marketing or commercial purposes).