A 1920s-style hurricane kerosene lantern in dark, rust-bitten iron that has been used every night for decades, modeled with clean all-quad topology and support loops, and textured with 4K PBR maps. Built for close-up renders, cinematics and moody set dressing.

Fully modeled: domed fuel tank with rolled foot and embossed band, perforated burner gallery, knurled wick knob and filler cap, glass globe with real wall thickness, wire guard hoops, vented chimney crown and finial, air tubes seated in flared sockets, and a wire bail that coils around riveted pivot pins. Story wear from decades of nightly use: dents and long gouges, handle and foot rubbed to bare metal, rust blooms and drip runs, kerosene stains under the cap and wick knob, heat-tinted and soot-baked chimney, grime packed in every seam, and an old hairline crack in the glass. Includes lit-wick preview shots.

GEOMETRY

• 24 named parts under one root, pivot at bottom centre
• Low / subdivision cage: 17,986 quads, 18,058 vertices (all quads, support loops)
• High (subdivision level 2, included): ~287,800 quads
• Real-world scale: 17.4 x 15.4 x 36.4 cm
• Non-overlapping UVs

TEXTURES

• 3 texture sets: enamel and wire (4096 x 4096), glass (2048 x 2048), 8-bit PNG
• Base Color, Metallic, Roughness (grayscale), Normal (OpenGL + DirectX)
• Glass uses real transmission; its maps drive roughness and soot tint

FILES

• Blender 5.2 (.blend, Subdivision modifier set up, Cycles / EEVEE)
• FBX: subdivision cage + high
• OBJ + MTL: low + high
• GLB (web / AR, textures embedded)Unzip the textures into the same folder as the model. Paths are relative.

The flame is not included; add a point light inside the globe. Rendered in Blender Cycles. No plugins required.