
1940s Blast Furnace Engine
The largest gas engine ever built, 26 metres long.
- Scan
- 2 days
- Processing
- 2 weeks
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Sample scans · Artec Ray II
Large objects captured with the Artec Ray II LiDAR scanner, with an Artec Leo filling in the detail.
Open a model to turn it round and zoom in, with its scan and processing time and the software used.

The largest gas engine ever built, 26 metres long.
Open in 3D →



Captured with
Long-range terrestrial LiDAR scanner for buildings, plant rooms, vehicles and large objects — survey-grade point clouds captured from a tripod.
Each scanner suits a different size and kind of object. Compare what they capture.
Book a demonstration to see a scanner capture your own object, or send it to our scanning service and get the 3D model back.