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Bipedal Steampunk Mech Mesh and Rig Low-poly 3D model
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DESCRIPTION

The pack contains the following files: mech fbx, obj and blend file so you can change anything you like/animate/add texture etc. Inspired by iron harvest and alot of steampunk artwork.the mech also has interior so it can also be used for first person games.

The mech can also be easily rigged with IK bones and it doesn't require any complex deform.

Ask me any questions and I will gladly answer! Take care!

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Bipedal Steampunk Mech Mesh and Rig Low-poly 3D model

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Native file format
BLEND2 files
Size: 2.81 MB
2.79
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OBJ
OBJ | 2 files<br />File Size: 575 KB
FBX
Autodesk FBX | 2 files<br />File Size: 710 KB
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Publish date
2020-07-09
Model ID
#2505926
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