Crash dummy for UE4 experiments, skinned to a standard UE4 mannequin rig.

Crash Dummy

Highresolution geometry Model

Meant for 3d printing as a wacom cintiq penholder (as seen in the preview) or could be used as a minifigure for fantasy wargaming.

If there is interest i can make other postures.

Additionally attached is a .obj file without the pen-preview-dummy for directly loading into your slicer. Also the .stl file with the best orientation and already added supportstructure!

Preferably meant for SLA-printing

Print can be seen here:
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/lxmkge

Dragon Wacom Penholder or Tabletop Figure

Take it easy; there are more models coming up next.  ：）

Let me explain how to use this model: obviously you need at least some experience with Blender. After importing the model, you need to delete the dummy head I marked in the upper‑right corner, then home the real head by moving it along the X‑axis. After that, you can use the model normally. (Why are there two heads? Because the real head has both a subdivision modifier and shape keys, but Sketchfab only shows that head as a low‑poly preview. To ensure a complete preview, I had to duplicate a head and leave it in place.

Fluttershy

Even if you remove the hat, it won't look strange.

I've found that re-importing these 3.6 version models back into version 4.4 still causes many strange issues.

Let me explain how to use this model: obviously you need at least some experience with Blender. After importing the model, you need to delete the dummy head I marked in the upper‑right corner, then home the real head by moving it along the X‑axis. After that, you can use the model normally. (Why are there two heads? Because the real head has both a subdivision modifier and shape keys, but Sketchfab only shows that head as a low‑poly preview. To ensure a complete preview, I had to duplicate a head and leave it in place.)

Apple Jack

Muffin?

Let me explain how to use this model: obviously you need at least some experience with Blender. After importing the model, you need to delete the dummy head I marked in the upper‑right corner, then home the real head by moving it along the X‑axis. After that, you can use the model normally. (Why are there two heads? Because the real head has both a subdivision modifier and shape keys, but Sketchfab only shows that head as a low‑poly preview. To ensure a complete preview, I had to duplicate a head and leave it in place.)

Derpy Hooves

Greatest and Powerfullest Trixie

I encountered a super strange bug: the outline on the hair would cover up the hair texture. After some adjustments, the texture appeared, but the outline disappeared. There's no way around it; the preview will just have to look like this. TAT

Let me explain how to use this model: obviously you need at least some experience with Blender. After importing the model, you need to delete the dummy head I marked in the upper‑right corner, then home the real head by moving it along the X‑axis. After that, you can use the model normally. (Why are there two heads? Because the real head has both a subdivision modifier and shape keys, but Sketchfab only shows that head as a low‑poly preview. To ensure a complete preview, I had to duplicate a head and leave it in place.)

Trixie Lulamoon

I remember when I was modeling her, the stripes on her hair were very difficult to handle — they couldn't be simply represented using textures. So I modeled the stripes separately, and the effect turned out very well.

Let me explain how to use this model: obviously you need at least some experience with Blender. After importing the model, you need to delete the dummy head I marked in the upper‑right corner, then home the real head by moving it along the X‑axis. After that, you can use the model normally. (Why are there two heads? Because the real head has both a subdivision modifier and shape keys, but Sketchfab only shows that head as a low‑poly preview. To ensure a complete preview, I had to duplicate a head and leave it in place.)

Adagio Dazzle

Twilight Sparkle (another form)

Let me explain how to use this model: obviously you need at least some experience with Blender. After importing the model, you need to delete the dummy head I marked in the upper‑right corner, then home the real head by moving it along the X‑axis. After that, you can use the model normally. (Why are there two heads? Because the real head has both a subdivision modifier and shape keys, but Sketchfab only shows that head as a low‑poly preview. To ensure a complete preview, I had to duplicate a head and leave it in place.)

Twilight Sparkle1

She always makes me think of mulberries or blueberries—it feels like if you licked her, she'd taste like that.  :P

Let me explain how to use this model: obviously you need at least some experience with Blender. After importing the model, you need to delete the dummy head I marked in the upper‑right corner, then home the real head by moving it along the X‑axis. After that, you can use the model normally. (Why are there two heads? Because the real head has both a subdivision modifier and shape keys, but Sketchfab only shows that head as a low‑poly preview. To ensure a complete preview, I had to duplicate a head and leave it in place.

Aria Blaze

Who doesn't like Sonata?

Let me explain how to use this model: obviously you need at least some experience with Blender. After importing the model, you need to delete the dummy head I marked in the upper‑right corner, then home the real head by moving it along the X‑axis. After that, you can use the model normally. (Why are there two heads? Because the real head has both a subdivision modifier and shape keys, but Sketchfab only shows that head as a low‑poly preview. To ensure a complete preview, I had to duplicate a head and leave it in place.)

Sonata Dusk

It's much faster to modify without the skirt, haha.

Let me explain how to use this model: obviously you need at least some experience with Blender. After importing the model, you need to delete the dummy head I marked in the upper‑right corner, then home the real head by moving it along the X‑axis. After that, you can use the model normally. (Why are there two heads? Because the real head has both a subdivision modifier and shape keys, but Sketchfab only shows that head as a low‑poly preview. To ensure a complete preview, I had to duplicate a head and leave it in place.)

Starlight Glimmer

# Classic Block Character

This is a simple block-style character inspired by classic toy figures. The design focuses on clean shapes and a familiar look, using basic geometry like cylinders and cubes to keep everything lightweight and easy to work with.

The color combination is straightforward—yellow for the head, light blue for the torso, and dark blue for the legs—giving it that recognizable, playful feel. The face is minimal, with a simple smile that fits well in almost any type of project.

The model is clean and well-proportioned, making it suitable for things like game assets, simple animations, or just as a base character to build on. Because it’s not overly detailed, it’s also easy to modify, rig, or optimize depending on your needs.

Overall, it’s a solid starting point if you need a stylized character that’s easy to use and flexible.

![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Niozz/Image_Library/refs/heads/main/Dummy%20%5BTake4%5D.jpg?token=GHSAT0AAAAAAD2F4DUCUUNJ77IXPA5CCGPI2O2E62Q)

Lego Classic Block Character

Little doggy

Let me explain how to use this model: obviously you need at least some experience with Blender. After importing the model, you need to delete the dummy head I marked in the upper‑right corner, then home the real head by moving it along the X‑axis. After that, you can use the model normally. (Why are there two heads? Because the real head has both a subdivision modifier and shape keys, but Sketchfab only shows that head as a low‑poly preview. To ensure a complete preview, I had to duplicate a head and leave it in place.)

Spike

Processing this model was an absolute disaster. Importing from version 4.4 to 3.6 introduced way too many bugs — none of these issues appeared when importing the previous few models. I also ran into an 'old friend bug' that I thought I'd never see again, which forced me to delete some damped track constraints. Even though I tried my best to fix it, the model still exhibits excessive movement when certain parts are animated.

Let me explain how to use this model: obviously you need at least some experience with Blender. After importing the model, you need to delete the dummy head I marked in the upper‑right corner, then home the real head by moving it along the X‑axis. After that, you can use the model normally. (Why are there two heads? Because the real head has both a subdivision modifier and shape keys, but Sketchfab only shows that head as a low‑poly preview. To ensure a complete preview, I had to duplicate a head and leave it in place.)

Twilight Sparkle

For production-ready use, we recommend downloading the original file.The Converted version is intended only for use in the web viewer. In the Original format, the following are fully preserved:✔ original scene hierarchy✔ all materials without simplification✔ correct PBR texture maps✔ correct object namesIf you are going to integrate the model into a project, select the original version.An awesome Training Dummy for soldiers

Medieval Dummy

"Dummy R6 rig" (https://skfb.ly/pusLJ) by fixcomy is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).

Baller(Rigged Fixed), format and rig by fixcomy

jb_dummy

This is my third model. The hair models of Rainbow Dash and Sunset Shimmer have been modified already, but I'm still not very satisfied with Rainbow Dash's hair. I don't know why I made it like this in the first place.

I don't know why the skirt shown here is so crumpled. Come to think of it, the previous two models were the same. Maybe later models will also have this issue, but it probably won't affect the overall look too much. (Don't worry, it's normal in Blender.)

Let me explain how to use this model: obviously you need at least some experience with Blender. After importing the model, you need to delete the dummy head I marked in the upper‑right corner, then home the real head by moving it along the X‑axis. After that, you can use the model normally. (Why are there two heads? Because the real head has both a subdivision modifier and shape keys, but Sketchfab only shows that head as a low‑poly preview. To ensure a complete preview, I had to duplicate a head and leave it in place.

Rainbow Dash

Enabot - Pets GPS Collar with Camera & Fence

ROLA PetTracker - DUMMY

Agenty_universal_dummy

I've found that I'm getting more and more comfortable handling these issues. Most of the bone-related problems are caused by limit rotation constraints and damped track constraints, with occasional solidification modifier issues thrown in. Anyway, if you notice that some bones in the model — especially in the hair — don't seem to do anything at all, those are exactly where the problems are. They used to be useful, QAQ

Let me explain how to use this model: obviously you need at least some experience with Blender. After importing the model, you need to delete the dummy head I marked in the upper‑right corner, then home the real head by moving it along the X‑axis. After that, you can use the model normally. (Why are there two heads? Because the real head has both a subdivision modifier and shape keys, but Sketchfab only shows that head as a low‑poly preview. To ensure a complete preview, I had to duplicate a head and leave it in place.

Rarity

Combat Dummy

This is the second model I've made. Her hair is made from individual circles.

Let me explain how to use this model: obviously you need at least some experience with Blender. After importing the model, you need to delete the dummy head I marked in the upper‑right corner, then home the real head by moving it along the X‑axis. After that, you can use the model normally. (Why are there two heads? Because the real head has both a subdivision modifier and shape keys, but Sketchfab only shows that head as a low‑poly preview. To ensure a complete preview, I had to duplicate a head and leave it in place.

Pinkie Pie

3D printable display model inspired by the MT18 subwoofer design.
This model is a non-functional replica, created for visual, decorative, and educational purposes. It includes a detailed enclosure, a separate front panel, and a stylized speaker driver.
🔊 Features
Clean and simple geometry
Modular parts for easier printing
Separate front panel and speaker driver
Designed for visual realism
🧩 Included Files
Enclosure body
Front panel (separate part)
Speaker driver (dummy model)
🛠️ Printing
Material: PLA / PETG
Layer height: 0.2 mm recommended
Easy to print, beginner-friendly
⚠️ Important
This is NOT a functional speaker
For display and decorative use only
No electronics included
📐 Notes
Inspired by the MT18 subwoofer concept, adapted for 3D printing.

3D Print of MT18 Subwoofer Display Model – 3D Printable STL (Speaker Replica

A roblox dummy. Spawns at correct position.

Roblox Dummy

The player model for NonexistantMayfly's game Cold Storage. I did not make this.

Dummy - Cold Storage Player Model

Dummy Head Microphone

Tdummy

Retro Dummy 2006

Japanese Training Dummy

If you loved my asset please don t forget to rate it up! I designed this DIY phone stand just for fun and I will make it once when I have the mood. You can see a DUMMY phone on it. It purposely doesnt have more details! It can be easily made by yourself. If you wanna check the mesaures you can enable it in the Measureit Tools add on. You can edit the stand for sure to make the tool fit for your phone and desk but I recommend to keep the size of the stand because it could be instabile. I would happily see photos about your product if you make it!

Diy Phone Stand

This is a free scene that matches with Mini Chibi characters. This scene comes with ground/wall tiles and some scene props. These assets are extremely light and can be used in both pc and mobile games. All models use only one texture file, and allows you to customize the colors according to your needs just by adjusting the material offset. Some models have primary and secondary materials so you have more options to customize.


List of models:


Tiles:

- 1 Ground plain

- 1 Ground wooden

- 1 Wall Plain

- 1 Wall Window

- 1 Wall Plain Door

- 1 Balcony

- 1 Balcony Corner

- 1 Wall Column

- 1 Door 

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Props:

- 1 Tatami

- 1 Wooden Dummy

- 1 Punching Bag

- 1 Bench

- 1 Poster

- 1 Bonsai

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