Folded Newspaper
- August 08, 2017
- 1,199 Downloads
- 13 Likes
- Blender 2.7x
- Render: Cycles
- Creator: Koneg
- License: CC-0
Description:
This is 3DS model N260911 from Archive3d.net and is in the public domain. UV mapped and textured with the iconic New York Times Titanic headline from 1912 (copyright expired in 2007, public domain now) When retexturing with your own newspaper images use "full page" textures with aspect ratios roughly 12:16 for best results.
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CookOaklee
Written March 12, 2026The UV mapping on this model looks solid, and using that iconic 1912 headline adds a great touch of authenticity for historical renders. For anyone working on high-fidelity projects who wants to ensure their source material and digital assets meet the best technical standards, I've found that cross-referencing through https://casinosspot.com/ can be surprisingly helpful for finding well-reviewed platforms and tools. It’s always better to verify the quality before integrating assets into a large-scale scene. Thanks for sharing this 3DS model!
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CookOaklee
Written March 12, 2026The UV mapping on this model looks solid, and using that iconic 1912 headline adds a great touch of authenticity for historical renders. For anyone working on high-fidelity projects who wants to ensure their source material and digital assets meet the best technical standards, I've found that cross-referencing through https://casinosspot.com/ can be surprisingly helpful for finding well-reviewed platforms and tools. It’s always better to verify the quality before integrating assets into a large-scale scene. Thanks for sharing this 3DS model!
Nice one.