Fifteen stand-alone railway platform props: classic and modern benches, classic and modern lamp posts, platform clock pole, platform sign post, ticket machine, information totem, timetable stand, litter bin, recycling station, bike rack, bollard and two fence modules. Every prop is one clean welded solid with its origin on the ground, under 2,000 triangles, sharing one 4096 px PBR atlas.

Highlights

• 15 props, every one under 2,000 triangles
• Each prop is ONE welded manifold shell with the origin on the ground
• Classic (green steel + timber) and modern (stainless + timber) variants
• Matches the town and modern stations of this series
• One 4096 px PBR atlas for all props

Technical details

• 11,826 polygons (11,826 triangles + 0 quads, no n-gons) = 11,826 triangles, 5,901 vertices, 15 welded shells
• Mesh checked with exact triangle tests: 0 self-intersections, 0 z-fighting, 0 non-manifold edges, 0 degenerate triangles
• 1 non-overlapping UV atlas inside 0-1 (worst overlap 0.00% of covered texels)
• 4096 x 4096 PNG maps: Base Color, Roughness, Metallic, Clear-coat, Normal (OpenGL), AO and packed ORM
• Formats: BLEND (Blender 5.x scene), FBX, glTF 2.0 GLB, OBJ + MTL, USD / USDZ
• Two texture looks: the weathered set (default) and a separate CLEAN variant (new, unweathered paint) - same UV layout, own FBX / GLB / BLEND and 4096 px maps
• Real-world scale, 1 unit = 1 m, Z up, rail head at z = 0 (1435 mm gauge). Original design, fictional names and lettering, no real railway brand or logo

Good to know

• The mesh is a mix of triangles and quads (no n-gons) produced by exact boolean welding, so some sliver triangles exist. Shading, UVs and silhouette are clean; it is a render / game-ready mesh, not clean quad-flow topology for subdivision or deformation.
• Real-world scale, 1 unit = 1 m, Z up, rail head at z = 0, 1435 mm gauge. Lettering and numbers are fictional; no real brand or logo.
• Tested in Blender 5.2 (Cycles). FBX / glTF / OBJ / USD were exported from the same scene; not individually tested in Unreal / Unity.
• The display slab in the .blend scene is studio-only and is not part of the exported files.