Description
This is the Lunar Module (LM) of the Apollo spacecraft, part of NASA’s historic Apollo Program, which successfully sent humans to the Moon between 1969 and 1972. The Lunar Module was the first and only crewed spacecraft designed to operate exclusively in space. It was responsible for landing astronauts on the Moon and returning them to the Command Service Module (CSM), which remained in lunar orbit.
The Apollo Lunar Module played a key role in six successful Moon landings, starting with Apollo 11 in July 1969, when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to walk on the Moon. The lander had no seats—astronauts piloted it while standing—and was made from ultra-lightweight materials to maximize efficiency.
Previously, I also uploaded the CSM module, If you interested in it you can check it out on my page!
Features:
- High-Poly Detail – Designed for maximum realism
- Baked Textures – No overlapping UVs for seamless texturing
- Multiple Blender Files Included – Both baked & non-baked textures available
- PBR Textures – 4K resolution maps for high-quality rendering
- Ideal for Rendering & Cinematics – Suitable for animation, VFX, and educational projects
- Rigged Model – Blender files contain rigged models with bone constraints
Considerations:
- Not Game-Ready – The topology is not optimized for real-time engines
- High-Poly Model – Requires a powerful computer for smooth performance
I’d love to see my work used in a YouTube documentary, short film, or any other creative project. If you purchase and use this model, feel free to contact me—I’d be excited to see it in action!
I also welcome any feedback regarding the model. Thank you for taking the time to check it out!
Instructions for the texture files: **Here are the baked texture maps for the **BAKED version of the Blender file. In case any textures go missing, you can manually relink them to their corresponding collections. Inside the texture folder, you will find multiple subfolders with specific names—these names correspond to the collection folders in the Blender file. The textures have been baked from the objects within each respective collection. Each collection folder has its own UV map because unwrapping the entire project onto a single UV map was not feasible. (Note: Sticker textures are separate.) Additionally, I have included an UNBAKED version of the model, which retains Blender's native materials and material nodes. The collection structure in this file is slightly more organized compared to the BAKED version.
