Are you making a game or perhaps you are just in need of some models for your scene - Then why not add some concrete barriers to your inventory.After all, everyone needs concrete barriers to keep their streets safe so you might as well get some that are super realistic!
Building a city, you'll need concrete barriers. Barricading the edge of a map - you guessed it. Barriers. You can even use these hi-resolution, fully textured concrete barriers as a last defence against an evil alien... no, robot... no, robotic alien horde. Let's face it, the possibilities are endless. Stack them, duplicate them over and over or tweak the position of the UV maps for those individuals like myself who like to give each object a unique look. You'll see from my renders just how realistic you can get things looking.
Model Features:
Fully textured concrete material, completely custom made using Materialize so you can be sure that when you render the barriers your results will be just as stunning as mine.
Each Object I make has custom texture files ranging from Diffuse, bump, metallic, normal and emisson maps so you know when you get up close and personal things look real.
The Barriers have been textured in such a way that the UV's never overlap. They have also been given enough room on the image files thats things can be moved around to create 1 off pieces for your scene.
Realistic PBR textures used with a compact model design made to be universally game friendly.
Using several directly applied 3D effects watch as the light bounces off the surface of the model creating a different, stunning visual effect from every angle.
Available Formats:
Blender (Model's Native program made with version 2.8)
Obj/Mtl (Zipped in separate files)
fbx
dae
stl
All file formats have been separately zipped along with the textures used.
Native Formats: BLEND (Blender, filesize: 112 KB)
Exchange Formats: OBJ (OBJ, filesize: 6.72 KB), FBX (Autodesk FBX, filesize: 19.1 KB), STL (Stereolithography, filesize: 4.18 KB), TEXTURES (Textures, filesize: 2.33 KB), DAE (Collada, filesize: 11.4 KB)
