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A mobile atmospheric scrubber in the AEGIS equipment series, built for detailed sci-fi environments, close-up renders and scene dressing. Ivory panels, graphite framing, gold controls and cyan displays match the AF850 water processor and backup power cabinet.
The model includes a welded rolling frame, caster assemblies, a filter vessel with removable service cover and cartridge, perimeter latches, a centrifugal blower, air ducts, pressure gauge, sampling pump, moisture trap, sight glass, optical flow sensor, control console and removable battery module. A windowed electronics enclosure reveals the blower control board, wound inductors, wiring and heat sink.
Readable part names and assembly parents make inspection and scene setup easier. Permanent fabrications and complete fastener stacks are grouped where appropriate; removable parts remain separate. Flexible hoses and cables remain editable curves in the native Blender file and are converted to mesh in the exchange formats.
Created in Blender with AI-generated concept imagery as visual inspiration. All listing previews show the actual model. Other AEGIS products are sold separately.
TECHNICAL DETAILSNative format: Blender 5.1.2Included formats: BLEND, GLB, glTF, FBX, OBJ and MTLMesh objects: 1,819Triangles: 3,175,048Prepared mesh vertices: 1,607,649; exchange formats may split vertices at UV and normal seamsAssembly nodes: 87Dimensions: approximately 1.219 x 0.860 x 1.378 m, X / Y / heightMaterials: metallic/roughness parameters with three 512 x 512 OpenGL normal tilesUVs: repeating, overlapping surface UVs; no unique atlas or lightmap UV setNo armature, animation, LODs or collision meshesHigh-detail asset; optimization is required for applications with tighter geometry budgetsCompact GLB uses Draco compression and preserves the full triangle count
This is a detailed visual model of a fictional device, not production CAD, a certified engineering design or a print-ready assembly.