Every gadget here comes apart: open the case, lift out the board, lay the pieces out for the shot.

Six electronics from the late 90s and 2000s, each shipped assembled and as separate parts. A small repair workshop comes with them to stage the scene. Made for repair sims and for disassembly and exploded-view shots. A retro electronics and Y2K props 3D model kit.

6 gadgets, 102 parts, 17 workshop pieces

• CRT TV: 11 parts
• portable CD player: 12 parts
• home game console: 24 parts
• handheld console: 22 parts
• laptop: 14 parts
• virtual pet: 19 parts

How they come apart

• every gadget ships assembled and as separate parts
• casing, circuit board and covers are separate pieces
• ready for disassembly and exploded-view shots

The workshop

• 17 pieces: workbench, shelving, a window with a night street view, lamps and fairy lights

Fits these projects

• repair and restoration simulators
• job sims and shop management games
• 2000s bedrooms, second-hand shops and flea markets
• nostalgia and Y2K scenes

Technical details

• 119 meshes, 125 prefabs: 6 assembled gadgets, 102 parts, 17 workshop pieces
• 404,066 triangles and 511,182 vertices in total (Unity), 2 to 32,878 triangles per mesh
• PBR metallic textures, 2048 to 8192 px, 20 shared materials
• box colliders on every gadget part, mesh colliders on the workshop
• static meshes: no rig, no animation, no LODs

Files

• FBX models with PBR textures
• Unity package for Unity 6: Built-in, URP and HDRP, 6 showcase scenes
• Unreal Engine 5.8 asset pack, no plug-ins required
• no third-party renderer or plug-ins

RetroStyle Games has been making game art since 2010, including full 3D game art outsourcing for studios.