What's InsideA 1920s candlestick telephone for a noir detective's desk, built in Blender from 26 separate parts: a flared mouthpiece on the transmitter faceplate, a cone collar and tall shaft, a nickel switchhook with the receiver hanging in its fork, a rotary dial with ten finger holes, a finger stop and a HARBOR 0323 exchange card, a felt pad under the base, and two brown cloth cords (receiver to base, and a line cord running off the desk).

Features

• Black enamel worn through to brass on the edges, nickel hardware, a black phenolic receiver
• Dial lettering that reads up close: letters and numbers on the finger plate, the exchange card in the centre
• Subdivision-ready all-quad topology with rounded bevels; level-2 high mesh included

Built ForDetective offices, 1920s and 1930s interiors, period film and archviz sets, and close-up prop shots.

Pair It With

• Vintage Typewriter 1920s
• Pocket Watch 1920s
• Hurricane Lantern 1920s

Technical Details

• Geometry: 10,360 quads / 10,382 verts (subD cage); 125,170-quad level-2 high mesh included
• Dimensions: 28.8 cm tall; 41.8 x 31.6 cm footprint including the line cord (real-world scale)
• Textures: 5 sets (4K enamel and phenolic; 2K nickel, dial and cloth): Base Color, Roughness, Metallic, Normal (OpenGL + DirectX)
• Formats: Blender 5.2 (.blend with Cycles/EEVEE setup), FBX (cage + high), OBJ (low + high), glTF (.glb), USD, Alembic

Created by Trey Bushman · Anomaly Softworks