Models - Roller Bug

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Here's a model I found in the depths of my hard drive. Is a high-poly sculpt before of the times of Dynamic Topology in Blender, so there are a lot of polys. A lot. 
Rendered in Cycles at 200 samples. No normal maps where used, every detail is sculpted. In short, old model new render. 

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