This is a vending machine inspired by the cyberpunk style, but with a bit of a different approach. The design of the model itself is meant to represent a tube delivery system, with the slide of the tube to gently reveal the product (easily animated). The idea behind the panel was a simple RFID scanner with a security pin (what you might expect payment to be like in the near future).
The model is relatively low-poly, with most topology used to make smooth edges and smooth cuts between panels. The model consists of all quads (no tris or ngons). The splits between panels being done with topology also means the materials are relatively cheap, by not requiring any displacement. It comes with very detailed PBR metalness textures, showing varying signs of wear, and they are available in your choice of 1K/2K/4K resolutions (Renders were done with 4K). The .blend file has NO unapplied modifiers to give you any surprises, and nothing to keep you from quickly exporting for whatever tool you need.
The model is split into 4 parts, with 4 UV maps: The primary black metal, the secondary colored metal (red in the renders), the trim pieces (bare metal and plastics), and the advertisement/control screens. This was done deliberately, so you can easily modify the advertisement screen and machine color:
- Change the ad screen and control panel to anything you like very easily, by simply editing the emission texture (leave the others the same for the screen reflectiveness and wear). Simply drop the image of your choice over that section of the texture.
- Choose between Red, Blue, Yellow, Orange, and Green colors (provided) by simply changing the base texture on the secondary material (again, leaving all others the same)
While I only include a fitting ad for the red version of the machine... If you would like a custom advertisement made for the machine, please feel free to contact me to discuss a commission. Enjoy!
BLEND (Blender, filesize: 41.6 MB), OBJ (OBJ, filesize: 587 KB), FBX (Autodesk FBX, filesize: 270 KB), TEXTURES (Textures, filesize: 174 MB), DAE (Collada, filesize: 1.16 MB), STL (Stereolithography, filesize: 427 KB)
