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Anonymous1766951451
01-02 14:01
Model Name
drone defense antenna tower 3d model
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machine
rendering
realistic
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Create a clean, realistic industrial 3D model of a portable drone-defense antenna tower mounted on a military tripod with a pan-tilt head, based strictly on the uploaded reference image. The structure consists of: One central vertical lattice tower (straight, vertical, symmetric) Three identical directional planar antennas mounted around the tower: One antenna at the front One antenna at the left One antenna at the right The antennas are mounted using rigid metal arms and brackets extending from the tower. Critical geometry requirements: The left and right arms must be longer and wider than typical thin brackets, clearly load-bearing and structurally strong. Arms must extend far enough to leave clear spacing between antennas, avoiding overlap or visual collision. The total antenna arrangement forms a triangular layout around the tower, not a cross. The tower must remain vertical, centered, and aligned with the tripod. Modeling intent: Treat the antennas as payload elements, not the main structure. Maintain clean symmetry and realistic mechanical proportions. Keep the design suitable for rotation, pan, and tilt animation. Style: Realistic industrial / military hardware Clean metal surfaces No stylization, no sci-fi exaggeration Neutral gray / metallic materials Important: Follow the reference image composition and hierarchy exactly. Do not invent new components. Do NOT create a cross-shaped structure Do NOT add extra arms or antennas Do NOT shorten the side brackets Do NOT make thin or fragile brackets Do NOT tilt or bend the tower Do NOT change the tripod design Do NOT add internal components inside the tower Do NOT add cables, wires, electronics, text, or logos Do NOT exaggerate scale or proportions Do NOT add decorative or sci-fi elements
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