Free 8K model of an urban roller shutter with weathered metal slats, riveted frame and worn grime; includes a graffiti-covered variant with colorful tags.

Rollershutter Window 01

Stylized FPS Arms optimized for game engines. Advanced Rig with both IKs and FKs. Modeled in Blender, textured with Substance Painter. Great topology. UV unwrapped. Bone Controllers for certain movements such as finger curls, elbow rotation, and palm compression.

Rigged FPS Arms

Free 8K model of an urban metal roller shutter: riveted frame, worn slats, grime and soot streaks; includes a clean and graffiti-tagged variant.

Rollershutter Window 02

Free 8K metal roller shutter model with detailed slats, rivets, dents and grime - includes a clean and graffiti-strewn variant for an urban industrial look.

Rollershutter Window 03

Free 8K model of a metal roller shutter door with top housing; realistic worn steel, rivets, dirt streaks and a colorful, graffiti-covered variant.

Rollershutter Door

Model provided by the school, I rigged, painted the skins weights and added controllers.

Chimp Rig

A new Maya rig coming out soon

Piggly WigglyFeatures

Built in Maya 2014 - with a fully licencsed advancedSkeleton 5.3 (Bi-ped and Facial rig)

Lo-Resolution Model
Scaleable rig
Individually scaleable body parts - i.e. Head, Hands, feet, Eyes nose, mouth, ears etc.
IKFK Arms, Legs and spine
IKFK Matching and Switching
Bendy - stretchy
Elbow and Knee pinning
Driving systems for fingers as well as FK controllers
Gui picker -mirror copy, flip etc.
Advanced Skeleton facial set-up - Sliders and on-face controllers.
Variety of clothing options

more...

Angel Devil

This is a scene based on how it was back in the 80's, relaxing days as kids, playing the first NES and its amazing games at night, before dinner, alongside the people who love you in the living room, in a comfy sofa.
Unfortunately, I was not born in that year, but I tried to reimagine on how it was.

This was made in Autodesk Maya and Substance Painter.

This scene, or you could call it a collection, contains:
A plane that is supposed to be part of a room;
An armchair;
A commode/chest of drawers;
A CRT Panasonic TV;
A couple of windows;
Cables all around the room;
The Nintendo Entertainment System;
A couple of games/cartridges lying around;
A couple of boxes from those games lying around;
A couple of Nintendo's famous magazine, Nintendo Power;
The controllers;
The Zapper guns;
The boxes of the controllers and of the NES;
A plug;

Hopefully, a sense of nostalgia to all of you!

Nintendo Entertainment System - 85' Scene

A recreation of the Federal signal RCM cabinent for single motor sirens like the STH 10 or the Model C 1/2 sirens.

This controller remake features a singular switch and a singular magnetic motor starter and something like this should be in roblox becuase most of the average RCM models for single motor sirens are just a Magnetic motor starter and nothing else. 

This is my adaptation of what this would look like as I have never seen the inside of one of these cabinents before and this might not be too accurate to the real thing.

I also don't know the actual controller name for one of these types of controllers so I assume it to be something with RCM in it. However I am not sure so the title is just a guess or a stab at it.

RCM-2A

A recreation of the RCM controller or RCMA controller which allows for individual control of the chopper, blower, and rotator of the siren all with individual controllers and an agistat timer inside.

The RCM works by using three speperate motor relays in order to individually control sections of the siren. Eg: Chopper, Blower,. These devices and their individual relays allow people to manually test only one or all specific pieces of the siren.

Federal signal RCM

With both of my new controllers and a test horn shade so that I can add detail or just darkness to my air raid siren horns. If you dont see it wither it didn't work well or I turned it off.

Including a newly painted thunderbolt 1000T, RCMA cabinent, and New blower. Compare this one to my VA thunderbolt pole 58.

Thunderbolt 1000T Rooftop Style

A Single Channel Relay Module is an electronic switching device used to control high-voltage or high-current appliances using low-voltage signals from microcontrollers such as Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or other development boards.

This module acts like an electrically operated switch. When a small control signal is applied to the input pin, the relay activates and allows a higher voltage circuit to turn ON or OFF safely.

It is commonly used in home automation, robotics, IoT projects, and industrial control systems. The module typically includes an indicator LED, transistor driver, and protection components, making it easy to interface with microcontrollers.

Single Channel Relay Module

This cabinent is one of the thunderbolt siren cabinents and can be seen on many other sirens and this 3d model is a recreation of the DTMF tone and maual siren test controllers.

This model includes a siratol atop, a radio frequency antenna and a AR timer.

Siren Control Cabinent With Siratol

Two Sony Playstation 5 Dualsense controllers, one red and one chroma indigo, made to be very low poly and PS1-stylized.

Low Poly Dualsenses PSX Style

Proper credit and appreciation go to Mario for these excellent models. This is a remix of @vinciminiatures’ Texturizer Rollers for Stone Detailing, adapted to fit my standard mini paint roller. I don’t remember the exact brand of the roller I used. It had a slightly unusual name, and I picked it up at a salvage store, so it may no longer be available. That said, the bare roller core measures approximately 3/4" (19.05 mm) in diameter and 3-3/4" (95.25 mm) in length. The rollers included here are sized as follows:  Smooth and Medium: 50 mm outer diameter Hard: 60 mm outer diameter (to accommodate the more aggressive texture)  Each roller cylinder is 95.25 mm tall with an inner diameter of 9.5 mm. Depending on your specific roller, you may need to adjust the fit slightly. This size provided a bit of tolerance while still fitting securely on my frame, with the spring end holding everything firmly in place. One end of each cylinder is beveled to make installation easier. All three rollers are included in a single STL. Realistically, if you’re printing one, you’re probably printing all of them. Print Settings  Slicer: Cura Printer: Sovol SV-07 Filament: Sovol PLA Nozzle Temp: 215°C Bed Temp: 60°C Layer Height: 0.12 mm Walls: 4 Infill: 10% Gyroid Supports: None Adhesion: Brim (12 lines)  These should also print well in resin if you prefer that route.  

REMIX - TEXTURIZER ROLLERS FOR STONE DETAILING

Proper credit and appreciation go to Mario for these excellent models. This is a remix of @vinciminiatures’ Texturizer Rollers for Stone Detailing, adapted to fit my standard mini paint roller. I don’t remember the exact brand of the roller I used. It had a slightly unusual name, and I picked it up at a salvage store, so it may no longer be available. That said, the bare roller core measures approximately 3/4" (19.05 mm) in diameter and 3-3/4" (95.25 mm) in length. The rollers included here are sized as follows:  Smooth and Medium: 50 mm outer diameter Hard: 60 mm outer diameter (to accommodate the more aggressive texture)  Each roller cylinder is 95.25 mm tall with an inner diameter of 9.5 mm. Depending on your specific roller, you may need to adjust the fit slightly. This size provided a bit of tolerance while still fitting securely on my frame, with the spring end holding everything firmly in place. One end of each cylinder is beveled to make installation easier. All three rollers are included in a single STL. Realistically, if you’re printing one, you’re probably printing all of them. Print Settings  Slicer: Cura Printer: Sovol SV-07 Filament: Sovol PLA Nozzle Temp: 215°C Bed Temp: 60°C Layer Height: 0.12 mm Walls: 4 Infill: 10% Gyroid Supports: None Adhesion: Brim (12 lines)  These should also print well in resin if you prefer that route.

I actually never had this VR Heatset... I only have a Quest 2. I also made the controllers of the Quest 1.

Oculus Quest VR Headset

Minimoog synthesizer material entirely created in ** Substance Designer**. In the beginning, I wanted to create basic device controllers like knobs, sliders etc. All of a sudden it turned into a **"minimoog Model D"** 🤔 Probably, it is the most useless material of all time but it was a weekend hobby project and I really enjoyed it! 

The Minimoog is one of the most iconic synthesizers ever created. I'm sure you know the organic sound of this synth. Some of the most famous players are david bowie, beatles, beach boys, chemical brothers, daft punk, fatboy slim, michael jackson, baris manco, linkin park, doors, mike oldfield, rick wakeman, hans zimmer, pink floyd, kraftwerk, jean michael jarre, abba, cake ...

Synthesizer Texture,%100 Substance Designer

For full functionality, we recommend downloading the source format.The Converted version is intended for web viewing only. In the source file, the following are fully preserved:✔ full scene structure✔ all materials without simplification✔ proper texture maps✔ original object namesIf you are going to integrate the model into a project, select the original version.Upgrade your living room with this sleek storage TV stand that s both functional and stylish. Crafted from a mix of solid and engineered wood this stand accommodates TVs up to 85 wide and features mirrored accents that add a touch of glam to your space. With two full extension drawers on each side you ll have ample storage for remotes game controllers and more. Its 80 lbs. weight capacity ensures it can handle your entertainment setup with ease. Just add your favourite TV and enjoy movie nights or binge watching sessions in style.

Bradden Storage Tv Stand

A detailed futuristic control console designed for sci-fi environments such as spaceships, laboratories, control rooms, or cyberpunk interiors. The model features illuminated screens, tactile buttons, and dual rotary controllers, giving it a realistic high-tech interface suitable for games, animations, and cinematic scenes. Ideal as a prop for science fiction environments, space stations, research facilities, or futuristic command centers.

Clean topology and optimized geometry make it easy to integrate into real-time engines and 3D scenes.

Sci-Fi Console / Futuristic Control Panel

**Collection:** Prehistory and Historical Archeology Dept.

**Inv.-No.:** [UF-9155](https://www.online.landessammlungen-noe.at/objects/1049856)

**Material:** Bronze

**Dimensions:** 4,29 x 4,9 x 1,62 cm

**Dating:** 	450-401

The bronze, Eastern Alpine animal-head brooch has a crossbow construction. The folded foot has an attached needle rest on which there is a highly stylised bird's head. The spring is attached to the bow, which is bent at an angle and has an triangular cross-section and notched decorations. The wide, single-piece crossbow construction has an iron pin inserted across the spiral rollers and a needle.

This object was digitized through the ‘Kulturerbe digital’ program of the Federal Ministry for Arts, Culture, Public Service and Sport.

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