Intermodal flat wagon carrying a corrugated 40 ft container with hinged doors and corner castings; rusty, dented. Real-world scale (1435 mm gauge) with separate bogies and wheelsets and one non-overlapping 4096 px PBR atlas.

Highlights

• ISO 40 ft dry container (12.19 x 2.44 x 2.59 m): corrugated walls and roof, 8 corner castings with real slots
• Two hinged doors (separate objects, pivot on the hinge axis) with locking rods, cams and handles
• Container is a separate object resting on four locating pedestals - delete or swap it freely
• Diamond-plate deck, stake pockets, hand-brake stand and wheel, knuckle couplers, full underframe
• Separate wheelsets (rotate on X)
• Service damage: dented corrugation and roof, crumpled corner, bent door leaf; rust, chipped paint, worn stencils

Technical details

• 71,552 polygons (38,320 triangles + 33,232 quads, no n-gons) = 104,784 triangles, 52,316 vertices, 10 objects
• Mesh checked with exact triangle tests: 0 self-intersections, 0 z-fighting, 0 non-manifold edges, 0 overlaps between objects
• One UV atlas for the whole model, 0.00% overlapping texels, everything inside 0-1
• 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
• Original design, 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).
• Mesh comes 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 wireframe preview.
• No suspension or coupler rig; wheelsets and bogies are separate objects.