Lamborghini Aventador(For games) Fan Art

  • January 03, 2016
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  • Blender 2.7x
  • Render: Cycles
  • Creator: shadewar
  • License: CC-BY
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Description:

Lamborghini Aventador I've made intended for use in games. Model(Body and wheels) consists of 12K faces. The mesh that uses procedural materials aren't Uv unwrapped properly.

Lamborghini aventador Car carpaint mattepaint sportscar supercar Game lowpoly

Comments:

  • eragon profile picture
    eragon

    Haha found you ;)

    Edited January 05, 2016
  • shadewar profile picture
    shadewar

    Huehuehue

    Edited January 05, 2016
  • Neubi profile picture
    Neubi

    Nice job - great mid-poly model ;-)

    Edited January 06, 2016
  • dontgotebola profile picture
    dontgotebola

    Here in my Garage, Got This New Lamborghini Here.

    Written February 03, 2016
  • Shrewzerslashfx profile picture
    Shrewzerslashfx

    Knawledge.

    Written April 04, 2016
  • HISEROD profile picture
    HISEROD

    Very good detail for such low polies. Easy to change materials.

    Written February 18, 2017
  • abdurahim profile picture
    abdurahim

    hooo very good model .nice job bro!!!

    Written April 04, 2018
  • OhDex profile picture
    OhDex

    can't download the file says that its a html file but with a .zip ending if i download it as a zip file it wont open

    Written July 02, 2018
  • doppeldietrichinkontinentundfick profile picture
    doppeldietrichinkontinentundfick

    Ich bin Schwul

    Written February 17, 2019
  • Drakonarus profile picture
    Drakonarus

    Nice car model! Great work!

    Written March 20, 2024
  • JonnieSilver profile picture
    JonnieSilver

    That’s a solid amount of detail for a game-ready model, especially if it’s meant to run smoothly without killing performance. Balancing polygon count with visual quality is always tricky, and issues like UVs on procedural materials are pretty common when you’re still iterating on assets. It’s interesting how that same attention to optimization and visual appeal shows up in other digital spaces too, not just games. Casino platforms, for example, rely heavily on clean visuals and smooth performance to keep users engaged without distractions. You can see that approach on sites like https://dbbetsbd.com/ where design and usability matter just as much as the core mechanics. Whether it’s a high-end car model in a game or an online casino interface, the goal is the same: make it look good, run smoothly, and feel satisfying to interact with.

    Written February 03, 2026