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A neat, rounded crown of mid-green oval leaves sits on a single short trunk, the branching starting low and the foliage still open enough to read as a recently planted tree. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, this young crab apple suits residential garden and orchard-edge visualizations where a small ornamental tree fills a modest space.
The largest of the set: a tall, full crown of pale star blossom on a well-developed multi-stem trunk, the branches lifting high before opening into a wide, even flowering head. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, it suits hero spring placements in landscape visualization and the foreground of residential or civic exterior renders.
Taller and more upright, this semi-mature star magnolia forms an open vase of multiple stems topped by a loose flowering crown, with a longer length of clean lower trunk beneath. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, it is a dependable mid-size flowering tree for park, plaza, and mixed-use landscape renders in the blossom season.
Low branching splits into a wide, spreading crown that is broader than it is tall, every twig carrying the same soft pink-white star flowers across an airy, open structure. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the low horizontal habit suits front-garden beds, patio corners, and mixed shrub borders in spring visualization.
Several stems rise together into a broad, rounded head smothered in pale star-shaped blossom, the flowering so dense it almost hides the branch framework on this leafless spring specimen. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, it works as a specimen accent in residential landscape renders and courtyard planting schemes in full flower.
Bare grey stems fan up from the base of this small star magnolia, tipped with loose clusters of pale pink-white star-shaped flowers and no leaves yet, the open branch structure clearly visible through the bloom. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, this compact shrub suits early-spring garden and entry-planting visualizations where seasonal blossom is the focus.
The largest of the set: a tall, deep crown of dense lobed foliage on a heavy trunk, the lower branches sweeping outward and down to give a full, established silhouette. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, it suits hero placements in landscape visualization and fills the background of large civic or commercial exterior renders.
A broad, rounded canopy of lobed leaves spreads over a tall, clean trunk with visibly textured bark, the branches lifting well clear of the ground before opening into a wide even head. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, this mature tree anchors exterior visualizations of established streets, gardens, and public squares needing a full shade canopy.
A fuller pyramidal crown broadens at the base on this semi-mature sweet gum, the lobed leaves densely packed over a firmer trunk with branching that starts fairly low and fills out evenly. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, it is a reliable mid-ground tree for park, campus, and residential-street landscape renders.
Taller and distinctly upright, this sweet gum forms a narrow, slightly irregular cone of lobed leaves around a straight central leader, with a short length of clean lower trunk beneath the foliage. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the slim outline works for street-tree rows and tighter courtyard planting in exterior visualization.
A compact, slightly one-sided crown of broad three-lobed leaves sits on a single slim trunk, the mid-green foliage fairly dense but still low enough to read as a recently planted tree. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, this young specimen suits residential garden visualizations where a new shade tree should register without dominating the view.
Trained as a standard, this small tree sets a compact, rounded head of pink-flowered foliage on one slender, straight trunk with lightly textured bark. The crown is tidy and clearly lifted well clear of the ground. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max), it suits formal planting layouts, avenue spacing studies, and courtyard renders that call for repeated, uniform flowering trees.
Multiple upright stems form an open vase that widens into a broad crown dense with pink flower spikes and glossy green leaves. The branching is more developed and evenly spread than a young plant. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max), it is a dependable mid-size choice for park, plaza, and mixed-use landscape renders during the flowering season.
A single curved trunk leans gently to one side, carrying an upright column of foliage topped and flanked by clusters of hot-pink panicles across the upper half. The lower stem is bare and smooth. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max), this compact flowering tree fits narrow side-yard, entry, or street-verge renders that need seasonal colour in a tight footprint.
Several bare lower stems rise together from a single base and spread into a broad, rounded head smothered in vivid pink blooms. Clean stem architecture shows near the ground before the flowering canopy takes over. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max), it works as a specimen accent in residential landscape visualizations or courtyard and boulevard planting schemes in full flower.
Two leaning clumps of slim, smooth stems fan outward into a wide fountain of bright magenta-pink flower panicles that almost hide the small dark leaves beneath. The overall form is low, broad, and shrubby. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max), this multi-stem crape myrtle is ideal for summer-season garden and patio renders where a mass of colour is the focal point.
Rising to a tall oval crown that is densest near the top, this large specimen shows a thick, textured trunk and a strong upright framework of branches beneath the fine green foliage. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max), it suits hero placements in landscape visualization, filling the background of large civic or commercial exterior renders with a mature deciduous silhouette.
A broad, rounded canopy of dense feathery leaflets spreads wide over a sturdier trunk with visibly furrowed bark. Branching starts low and forks into several heavy limbs that fill out the crown evenly. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max), this mature tree anchors exterior visualizations of established residential streets, courtyards, or public squares where a full shade canopy is expected.
Golden-tinged new growth flecks the upper crown of this semi-mature honey locust, where an irregular, slightly leaning canopy rises from a straight central stem. The fine pinnate foliage thins toward the outer branch tips. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max), it is a solid mid-ground choice for park and campus landscape renders that need believable, semi-established planting.
Tall and slender, this sapling carries an open, airy canopy on a thin straight leader with a long clean length of bare lower trunk. Sparse tiers of feathery compound leaves let plenty of light through the branch structure. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max), it works well for street-tree rows in early-phase urban planning renders or masterplan flythroughs.
A narrow conical crown of fine, fern-like bipinnate leaflets sits on a single slim trunk, with the lower branches sweeping down almost to the ground. The bright mid-green foliage is light and feathery, casting the dappled shade honey locusts are known for. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max), this young specimen suits residential garden visualizations where a newly planted shade tree needs to read clearly without dominating the scene.
A mature common ash with a stout fissured trunk, a high fork and a broad, domed, fairly open crown of pinnate leaves. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray and Corona materials, the wide light canopy gives dappled shade to park, boulevard and civic renders, and reads as an established street tree in urban landscape visualization.
A semi-mature common ash with a clear grey trunk, a first strong fork and an oval crown of pinnate foliage on arching branches. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray and Corona materials, this size reads as an established park or avenue ash in residential, civic and street renders, and as a mid-ground canopy tree in landscape visualization.
A common ash sapling with its first low branches spreading and a still-loose crown of feathery compound leaves. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray and Corona materials, it is useful for showing recent planting in public-realm and residential renders, car-park and boulevard landscaping or an establishment-phase visualization.