Historic hay rack Low-poly 3D model

Low-poly traditional hay rack “Heumanderl” from the European alpine regions. This kind of construction was popular in Austria and Bavaria until machines took over in farming. Most farms still have a bunch of them stored on their walls. They were built for drying grass into hay for long-time storage and winter supplies.

The file includes:

• 1 single rack of about 0.6 x 0.6 x 2 m
• A bunch of racks stored away (usually hanging on two horizontal beams)
• 3 variations of racks loaded with hay
• 4 texture sets for hay (green, yellow-green, yellow, brown)
• 2 texture sets for the wooden rack

Polys/Verts

• Hayrack (161/170)
• Hayracks stored (2,89./3,060)
• Rack with grass A and B (317/345 each)
• Rack with grass C (379/424)

Further Information

Models are:

• Fully mapped and textured with diffuse, normal and height maps.
• In real world scale (meters).
• Logically named and attached