Complete weathered freight train, ready placed: diesel-electric locomotive, boxcar, gondola, tank car and container flatcar (with ISO 40 ft container) coupled on 85 m of track, real-world scale (1435 mm gauge). Every vehicle is a separate object with its own bogies and wheelsets, so you can move, reorder or delete wagons freely.

Highlights

• 5 vehicles, 84.6 m over couplers, couplers 10 cm apart, centred on the track
• Each vehicle keeps its own non-overlapping 4096 px PBR atlas (5 atlases)
• Locomotive with modelled cab interior, boxcar with sliding doors, open gondola, tank car with walkways, flatcar with hinged-door container
• Separate wheelsets on every bogie (pivot on the axle centre - rotate on X)
• Hard-use look: chipped paint, rust, grime, dents, bent ladders and rails, faded paint

Technical details

• 264,631 polygons (146,408 triangles + 118,223 quads, no n-gons) = about 382,854 triangles, 190,447 vertices
• Each vehicle checked with exact triangle tests: 0 self-intersections, 0 z-fighting, 0 non-manifold edges, 0 overlaps between objects
• Textures: 4096 x 4096 PNG maps (Base Color, Roughness, Metallic, Clear-coat, Normal OpenGL, AO, ORM) for every vehicle
• Formats: BLEND (scene with display track, studio lights, cameras), FBX, glTF 2.0 GLB, OBJ + MTL, USD / USDZ
• Original designs, fictional lettering, no real railway brand or logo

Good to know

• Weathering is procedural and baked into the textures; the damage is real but modest geometry (dents, bends).
• Meshes come from boolean welding (triangles and quads, some sliver triangles): clean for rendering and real-time use, but not quad-flow topology for subdivision. See the preview images.
• The 85 m display track (rails, sleepers, ballast) is part of the .blend scene only, not of the exported train files. No suspension or coupler rig.