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Yes, I make 3D models of individual areas, regions, countries, and continents with or without textures, with or without water surface.

Send your request to info@shustrik-maps.com or via the feedback form.

My main program is Cinema 4D (.c4d), but I can export my models in BLEND, DAE, OBJ, FBX, STL, STEP and other formats.

To create 3D elevation models, I use various sources of satellite DEM files, i.e., data from real islands, continents, etc. I scale 3D models with coefficients 0.0000001 with respect to real sizes.
In most 3D models, I scale up in height, so that the relief does not seem too flat.

Most of the Earth is available in 38*38 m resolution, i.e., a square with a side of 38 by 38 meters of real terrain corresponds to one polygon of the 3D model. But at this resolution, the file is very large, and many programs simply can not process it. Therefore, I reduce the resolution, for example, to 200 * 200 m, then the number of polygons less and the size of the file is suitable for work in 3D programs.

U.S. is available in 10*10 m resolution.

I check each model for errors and mesh integrity, so there are no problems when importing into 3D printing programs, but there are so many such programs that sometimes problems arise. Then the client sends me information about the error and the name of the software, and I fix the errors.

I make open-bottom 3D models to reduce the size of the final file, and for modern 3D printing programs this is not an issue. But there are some that require a closed mesh. In this case, I close the model with a plane, check for errors and send it to the customer for free.

Yes, my 3D models in STL or STEP format can easily be imported into CNC machine control programs such as ArtCAM or Aspire, which produce the control program for milling wood or metal.

This depends on the resolution of the original historical map or satellite texture. As a rule, a resolution of 100 MPx at 300 dpi is sufficient for most tasks. That’s why I limit the resolution to 100 MPx, but if you need more, write a request.

Yes, send the area you want.