Modular railway track kit, standard gauge (1435 mm): two straights, two R200 curves, left and right turnouts and a buffer stop. Each piece is one welded solid with rails, concrete sleepers, fasteners and a gravel ballast bed, plus snap empties at the ends so pieces connect exactly.

Highlights

• 7 pieces, each ONE welded manifold solid
• Flat-bottom rails, concrete sleepers, base plates and clips, gravel ballast bed
• Snap empties at both ends (and at the diverging end of turnouts)
• Left and right turnouts: switch area, stretcher bars, point-machine box, cast frog
• Buffer stop with hydraulic buffers and warning plate
• Works with the passenger coaches, the freight models and the stations of this series

Technical details

• 143,946 polygons (143,946 triangles + 0 quads, no n-gons) = 143,946 triangles, 70,609 vertices, 7 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 diverging route of the turnouts is a simplified frog / switch representation (no movable blades).
• Sleepers in the turnouts are perpendicular to the main route (not fanned).