This asset is a replica of the PetStock and Radio Rentals retail in Preston, Victoria, Australia
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2767004544

PETstock is a family-owned and operated business that started in 2002 in regional Victoria, 11 years after the Young family took ownership of Ballarat Produce in 1991. Over the past 16 years, Brothers David and Shane have grown the business into the second-biggest specialty pet retailer in Australia, after Greencross Limited’s Petbarn.

Radio Rentals was formed by Percy Perring-Thoms in 1930 in Brighton, Sussex, UK to rent out radio sets as well as offering televisions and video recorders for rent in later years. In 1939, the business expanded into Australia with the first shopfront opening on Market Street, Sydney in 1937. The company now operates over 90 Radio Rentals stores within Australia, and 28 stores in New Zealand.

PetStock and Radio Rentals Building (low Poly)

This asset includes a collection of old media and vintage props such as a 19th century style phone, classic cameras, old TV, radio, tape recorder, projector, tripod camera, monophone, chair, desk, lamp, and carpet. Each model is designed with rich detail and clean geometry, delivering a realistic vintage look suitable for historical and retro environments.

The pack is ideal for cinematic scenes, vintage environments, storytelling projects, museums, and open world games. All assets are optimized and game ready, allowing smooth integration into Unreal Engine, Unity, Blender, and other 3D workflows.

These props help create immersive retro environments with high quality visuals while maintaining efficient performance for real time applications.

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Old Media Props Pack | Game Ready HQ Assets

Mid poly model of the TEAC Tascam Series 32-2B tape recorder.
Using two 2K map for the base texture and one 1K map for the glass.
Feedbacks are appreciated!

Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder

Sony recorder from mindhunter tv series. Wasn't really making this for realtime but decided to upload unsmoothed mesh. 

I've also played a cover of the main theme on my piano and made a small loop.

Mindhunter

The MK 235 cassette recorder (sometimes referred to as “ZRK MK 235” or “MK 235 Automatic”) was manufactured in 1976-1978. The portable cassette recorder, positioned on the boundary of popular and standard product classes, was designed to record sound and play back recordings. Its design was based on the licensed C-235 model by Grundig. It incorporated transistors and an integrated circuit. The MK 235 is powered from an AC source or batteries (five R14 type batteries). Operation time using batteries is about 14 hours. The tape recorder is designed to play cassettes at a tape speed of 4.75 cm/s. The aesthetics of the device are minimalistic, dominated by the geometry of its overall shape. Its form is livened up by the rounding of its edges, using geometric shapes and grooves to divide the planes.

Manufacturer: Zakłady Radiowe im. Marcina Kasprzaka, 1978

Inv. No.: MIM 1317/V-295

Model prepared on the basis of photogrammetric measurements

Licence: CC BY-NC-SA

MK 235 cassette recorder

A Great Sword made using Blender 3.6 and exported to GLB format.

Feel free to use in a Project. A Credit would be appreciated!

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Bass Recorder

Sony TC-510-2 Tape Recorder
 
 PBR metal-roughness workflow
 
 Polys: 24 762
 Tris: 46 706

Sony TC-510-2 Tape Recorder

- Modelling in Blender
- Painting in SubstancePainter

Nagra III Tape Recorder

Советский магнитофон ВЕСНА Soviet tape recorder VESNA  Polycount: Tris - 1.7k Vert - 1.2k Poly - 952  [Gumroad (has .FBX model + 2k textures)](-link removed-)

Tape Recorder (Магнитофон)

HW 5 (Coloring) for XYZ School.

Some low poly 90's stuff.

Camcorder, phone, voice recorder, casettes and gameboy.

Special thanks to [Friedemann Allmenroeder](https://www.artstation.com/flasc) for his great [concepts](https://www.artstation.com/artwork/e4nJw)

90's stuff

**QFX RETRO-39 Shoebox Tape Recorder draft model.**

3 options:

* new
* worn
* broken

[HW XYZ School] Damage

After a long time without modeling anything I finally got motivation to start a new project!. This was a very good practice to a heavy boolean based workflow. I used references from both official images and some images taken by [Chris Prenninger](http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEhvBzn6O_XEBKLnAfG4kBg)

Made with Blender, Substance Painter and Krita.

Design and Brand of Zoom.

H4n Pro Audio Recorder

Sony TC-D5 Recorder

Hello there, it's my (oryginally not so dirty) Philips P-50 radio with build in TV display and cassette player/recorder. 

Hope you like it, feel free to use and share. Unfortunately sketchfab restricts file size to 50MB so few bitmaps are in JPG  >:(

Radio - P50 Philips Midpoly

80s HiFi stereo set with AKAI Reel To Reel tape recorder, Sony turntable, Marantz amplifier and Klipsch loudspeaker.

80s HiFi Stereo Set

Made in blender, unwrapped and with PBR 4K materials **Polygon count:** *Vertices:*  1.626 *Triangles:*  3.172 **Number of materials:** 1 **Types of materials and texture maps and number of textures:** PBR (BaseColor, AO, Height, Metallic, Roughness and Normal) - 1 Texture **Texture dimensions:** 4096x4096 **UV mapping:** Yes **Rigging:** No **Animated:** No

Cassette Recorder

Old Recorder-Freepoly.org

The Tonette portable mono tape recorder was manufactured in Warsaw from 1963 to the early 1970s. The tape recorder had an innovative design that broke the ties with the aesthetics of industrial design of the 1950s. The tape recorder’s electrical system uses electron ray vacuum tubes and diodes on printed circuit boards. The mains-powered device uses alternating current. A single-phase induction electrical motor, the SAZ-1,7, is used to drive the tape mechanism.  The recording mechanism comprises two half-track heads – one erase head and one recording/playback head – with two tape speeds (4.75 and 9.50 cm/s). The innovation in the tape recorder’s design was the use of a frame made of a light pressure casting of an aluminium alloy, to which all mechanical and electronic components, as well as the modular housing, were mounted.

Manufacturer: Zakłady Radiowe im. Marcina Kasprzaka, 1964

Inv. No.: MIM210/V-25

Model prepared on the basis of photogrammetric measurements

Licence: CC BY-NC-SA

Tonette reel-to-reel tape recorder

Soviet stereophonic tape recorder "Electronics TA1-003" has been produced since 1979.
More shots you can see at [https://www.artstation.com/artwork/eazVXG](https://www.artstation.com/artwork/eazVXG/) Thx :)

Stereophonic tape recorder "Electronics TA1-003"

The ZR-04 broadcasting system was manufactured in the 1980s. It was the final stage of communist Poland, which had an impact on the scale and methods of production of consumer goods. Society was becoming poorer, and the nation’s economy was struggling. Hence, for the electrical engineering industry, the period saw a major slowdown in comparison with the dynamic growth of the 1970s. The ZR-04 broadcasting centre comprises: cassette recorder, car radio, gramophone, and amplifier. A broadcasting centre is the core of a wired public address system. It is the source station allowing creation, broadcasting, and application of programmes. The device enables the management of a set of amplification devices embedded in the infrastructure of public utility buildings, such as schools, boarding houses, offices, railway stations, and communal life spaces like workplaces, prisons, or supermarkets.

Manufacturer: Unitra

MIM 1683/V-424

Model prepared on the basis of photogrammetric measurements

Licence: CC BY-NC-SA

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