Free 8K 3D model of a dead tree trunk - decayed, dry log with rough bark, lichen and broken stub; great for woodland debris, stump or forest-floor ground cover.

Dead Tree Trunk 02

Free 8K model of a decayed tree stump with exposed roots, rough bark, moss patches and leaf-littered forest floor detail.

Tree Stump 01

Free 8K dead tree trunk model, a long weathered log with cracked, decayed bark, pronounced wood grain, broken ends and subtle mossy-green patches.

Dead Tree Trunk

Free 8K model of a decayed, mossy tree stump with rough bark, exposed roots and leaf-littered forest floor - detailed, dry textures and natural irregular shape.

Tree Stump 02

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Residential Neighborhood Test Photogrammetry

Romano-British London was abandoned in the late 5th Century CE and re-settled by Anglo Saxons in the early 7th Century.  This model is based on how a street scene may have looked in the late 9th Century - the Roman infrastructure and buildings decaying and becoming over-grown but the local Anglo Saxon community using the streets and buildings.  Its fortifications were re-inforced under the rule of Alfred the Great from 886 CE leading to the establishment of the City of London.

This model works well in UE5 - download as a gltf file.  Import into UE5 as a static mesh (either combined or seperate meshes in which case each element can be placed independently).

You are free to use this model in any way - if you like it enough to dowload it or add it to your collection then please also tick the like button.

Thanks

Andy

Roman Ruins in Medieval London

Following the departure of the Romans in 410 CE villas in Britain are likely to have entered a period of decline and in some cases decay.  Subsequent settlers may have moved into the buildings and this model depicts a derelict villa occupied by Viking settlers - perhaps in the 8th Century CE.  The roof has fallen in and been replaced by a wooden structure and some of the walls have fallen.

This model will work well as a game asset and I have tested it in UE5.1 (download gltf and import the scene.gltf file into Unreal.  You are free to use it in any way.

Model made in Zbrush - UVs in Rizom UV and textures added in Substance Painter.

Viking settlement in derelict Roman Villa

* Decayed concrete train shed with graffiti
* 8x8k texture 
* autumn season
* location : Slovakia

3d scan made of 156 photos @ S24 Ultra

Decayed concrete train shed with graffiti

Catholic church in Petit-Rocher, New Brunswick, Canada
GPS: 47.781634938573404, -65.71822623402743
https://diocesebathurst.com/paroisse-saints-coeurs-de-jesusmarie


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Église catholique Saint-Polycarpe

Happy Hours - Salmon Beach Boat, New Brunswick

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Happy Hours - Salmon Beach Boat, New Brunswick

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Small Canadian City Downtown 3D Model

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Small Canadian City Downtown 3d Model v2

Clean Version of my plague doctor mask. (**Bloody version**: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/plague-doctor-mask-bloody-d7878cffb0d2444298ec0d24dc266da3)

The typical mask had glass openings for the eyes and a curved beak shaped like a bird's beak with straps that held the beak in front of the doctor's nose. The mask had two small nose holes and was a type of respirator which contained aromatic items. The beak could hold dried flowers (commonly roses and carnations), herbs (commonly lavender and peppermint), camphor, or a vinegar sponge, as well as juniper berry, ambergris, cloves, labdanum, myrrh, and storax. The purpose of the mask was to keep away bad smells, such as the smell of decaying bodies. The smell taken with the most caution was known as miasma, a noxious form of "bad air". This was thought to be the principal cause of the disease.

Plague Doctor Mask

Warehouse & Service Abandoned Facility

Location: Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada

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Résidence du gouverneur \ Fredericton NB

Free 8K model of a dried, decayed quiver-tree trunk from South Africa's Karoo, with weathered bark, knotted stump and debris, ideal for arid nature scenes.

Dead Quiver Trunk

You can buy this model by writing to the mail:
local.yany@gmail.com

or

tg: @localyany

Price : 0$ / free

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Decayed Room

Free 8K Dead Quiver Branch 02 model - Namaqualand, Karoo-worn, decayed dried log with cracked bark and weathered texture, perfect desert groundcover debris.

Dead Quiver Branch 02

All the credits goes to **Bond1** (bond1_mjblosser). 
This model comes from one of the infamous pack of FPS Creator called “Viral Outbreak”.
Yeah, this model use also the animations of the model called "Decayed" apparently too

Grendel (FPS Creator)

The Kh'ora system exists in one of the galaxy's most hostile astronomical configurations: a dying world caught in a decaying orbit between a black hole and multiple stellar bodies. The planet experiences extreme gravitational shear, time dilation effects that vary wildly across its surface, and catastrophic tidal forces that are slowly tearing it apart. Days can last hours or weeks depending on location due to relativistic effects. The sky is a nightmare of warped light, accretion disk radiation, and multiple suns creating unpredictable day-night cycles.
This doomed world is home to the galaxy's last population of ancient megafauna - massive, heavily-armored apex predators that evolverate, making them exponentially more dangerous.

This model was generated using Meshy, an AI-powered 3D creation toolkit. Meshy helps creators turn ideas into high-quality 3D models with ease. View the original model and claim a free month of Pro on Meshy: [https://www.meshy.ai/s/GbCiAw](https://www.meshy.ai/s/GbCiAw)

Gravemaw

All the credits goes to **Bond1** (bond1_mjblosser). This model comes from one of the infamous pack of FPS Creator called “Viral Outbreak”.
This is the actually base version of the model of this character, meaning that "Twitcher" seems like to be more like a variant of Decayed.

Decayed (FPS Creator)

Object: The Lawler Sphinx Monument
Location: Cincinnati, OH
Date Erected: 1850
Commissioner: Davis B. Lawler

Historical Significance:
Erected to honor Matthew Lawler (former Mayor of Philadelphia) and his wife Ann, this Egyptian Revival sphinx caused massive controversy. The cemetery's Christian directors initially objected to the "pagan" iconography. It was eventually permitted and became one of Spring Grove's most famous monuments.

**Preservation Status (Critical)**
While appearing resolute from a distance, this model documents severe, rapid structural failure. The stone survived its first 150 years well, but recent freeze-thaw cycles have devastated it. Massive mechanical cracks splitting the torso have been patched with modern sealants that are already failing. Furthermore, the extensive historical inscriptions on the base are actively sugaring and nearly impossible to read. This "Digital Twin" preserves the text and geometry before the next fracture.

Digitization: The American Digital Heritage Project

Lawler Sphinx: Decay of Egyptian Revival (1850)

Worm of Regret is a grotesque subterranean aberration born from the psychic remnants of collective guilt. Its gnarled flesh is riddled with blister-like pits, each pulsing with the echo of forgotten sorrows. It slithers through the molten wastes of a forsaken underrealm, feeding on memory, remorse, and the emotional decay of fallen civilizations. The design emphasizes silhouette and surface tension, focusing on weight, asymmetry, and tactile revulsion.

Sculpted entirely in ZBrush, with detailing inspired by skin pathologies, coral formations, and the fungal aesthetics of organic decay. The textures and tone are heavily influenced by the visual languages of FromSoftware and Capcom's Resident Evil series. Rendered in Blender’s Cycles engine.

Worm of Regret

this model was made by bond1 but was exported by my friend, check him out i will tag him in the comments, please enjoy

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