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Required PBR textures:
- Base Color
- Roughness
- Metalness
- Normal
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Build freight yards, cargo terminals, industrial rail scenes and game environments with a coordinated set of editable rolling stock and cargo.
This original modular pack includes 20 assets: 2 generic unbranded freight locomotives (a diesel shunter and a road diesel), 10 freight cars (boxcar, tank wagon, covered hopper, gondola, flatcar, container wagon, coil car, log wagon, ballast hopper and guard van/caboose), 4 separate rolling-stock components (standard bogie, heavy bogie, wheelset and coupler), and 4 cargo loads (generic 20-foot and 40-foot containers, a pipe bundle and a crate pallet).
The separate bogies, wheelset and coupler are included specifically to support manual positioning and custom animation setups. The complete vehicles are not rigged or animated. Geometry uses real-world metric units, a 1.435-meter standard gauge and a consistent 0.5-meter modular grid. Every asset is supplied as a separate editable file and as part of the full catalog.
Technical details:
This is a digital visual asset pack. It is not engineering-certified, is not a substitute for railway or mechanical design, and is not intended for physical 3D printing.
The product contains original procedural geometry and no third-party logos or trademarked vehicle designs. It was created with an AI-assisted procedural workflow and reviewed with geometry, package and native-file validation.
Buyer-focused compatibility: the native BLEND scene was reopened in Blender 5.1.2 with 20 separate editable mesh objects, applied unit scale and rotation, zero remaining modifiers and no external image textures or linked libraries. A standard bogie, heavy bogie, wheelset and coupler are standalone assets for manual positioning or custom animation setups. The CGT Standard delivery includes 32 clearly named PBR maps: distinct Base Color, OpenGL Normal, Metalness and Roughness maps for each of eight materials.