I need ultra-realistic 3D assets of several modern appliances pieces for upcoming catalogue renders and interactive web viewers. The brief calls for high realism with intricate details—clean topology, precise proportions, and materials that hold up in close-up shots. Wood grain, metal finishes, stitched fabrics, and subtle wear must look authentic once lit in engines such as V-Ray, Arnold, or Cycles. You’ll receive reference photos, dimensions, and material samples for each piece; your job is to translate them into production-ready models. Please UV-unwrap every object, supply PBR texture sets (base color, normal, roughness, metallic, AO), and include a simple studio render so I can verify accuracy before final approval. Preferred delivery formats are FBX or OBJ accompanied by the native file from your tool of choice—Blender, 3ds Max, Maya, or Cinema 4D all work for me. Acceptance criteria: • Photoreal look under neutral HDRI lighting with no visible artifacts. • Polygon density balanced for quality and performance; no needless ngons. • Named, logically grouped objects and clean hierarchy. • All textures packed or clearly linked with relative paths. Once each model meets the checklist, I’ll sign off and release the milestone before we move to the next item in the set. As part of an interview consider the task of creating the first model of the woodstove with a live fire burning inside it from the image below. https://www.osburn-mfg.com/en/products/wood-stoves/2000-wood-stove/