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Yes, I'm aware, however there's a galaxy of difference between a 3D model, and one suitable and optimized for importing into Cities Skylines. You can't import it and call it a day. That's not how it works, I'm afraid.
It's a mistake we see quite often in the community, especially by new creators, who rip something off 3D Warehouse and end up importing a 50k tris basic cube house with 2k textures into the game that usually looks terrible, is radioactively bright, and drags down performance.
PROS: It's Mars.
CONS: It's not Venus.
DOGE: Not the moon.