Archmodels Vol. 308 - Forest Biomes Collection
Bring natural forests to your architectural visualizations with this collection of universal forest biomes. Each biome is a carefully crafted ecosystem of perfectly matched vegetation, ground cover, and atmospheric elements that create stunningly realistic outdoor environments.
 

What's inside:
complete forest biomes (other scenes are available via the links below) - from pine forest and birch groves to broadleaf woodlands, clearings, and flower meadows. Each biome includes a full asset set: trees of various species, sizes, and growth stages (pines, birches, broadleaf, conifers, saplings), bushes, ground cover plants, stones, fallen logs, and natural floor textures.

This scene comes from Archmodels vol. 308. Here you can watch the video presentation of this collection:

Six Forest Biomes - Archmodels vol. 308

Universal temperate-zone species:
All models represent species of the temperate climate zone (boreal-nemoral forests of Central and Northern Europe) - Scots pine, silver birch, spruce, and native broadleaf species. Suitable for visualizations across temperate and boreal Europe (Poland, Scandinavia, and the wider Central/Northern European zone), as well as the northern United States and Canada - including New England, the Great Lakes, and the Pacific Northwest.

Ready to render:
Available as ready-to-use mini scenes with pre-configured Chaos Scatter setups for 3ds Max - just load, adjust, and render. A Blender version (Cycles and V-Ray) is also available. Use the complete preset scenes for quick results, or pick individual assets to build your own environments. Perfect for architectural exteriors, landscape visualizations, and environmental design.

FBX, OBJ and C4D formats include only the vegetation models and elements used in the scene.

All formats are included for one price!
The files are packed into 7zip format, you need to follow these steps to extract them properly:

1. Download all files to one folder
2. Use WinRAR or 7-zip for unpacking.
3. Unpack only the first file from each archive (the file with .001 extension). The rest of the files will be unpacked automatically.