PBR-GrandPa Nomad-PostApocalyptic Truck Low-poly 3D model

The GrandPa Nomad is the first vehicle of our GrandPa Post-Apocalyptic Truck Series, meticulously designed for 3D artists, game developers, and VFX creators seeking realistic, rigged, and game-ready vehicles. This model combines high-detail post-apocalyptic design, a flexible chassis and suspension system, and optimized performance for animation and rendering.Control Tutorial | Rigging & Animation：https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aws5YrussxEKey FeaturesRigged for Animation: Standard bone rig system in Blender 3.6.1 ensures stable and controllable suspension animations, avoiding common issues with physics-based setups.Post-Apocalyptic Design: Inspired by WWII American trucks (GMC, Chevrolet, Dodge), with structural modifications for a rugged, desolate world.Game-Ready and Optimized: Low polygon count while maintaining high visual fidelity, perfect for game engines, cinematic scenes, or VFX projects.Expandable Series: Future models will include armed variants, energy transport trucks, and more, allowing easy reuse of chassis and rig systems.

Technical SpecificationsSoftware: Blender 3.6.1Workflow: PBR (Physically-Based Rendering)UVs: Fully unwrappedVertices: 274,873 | Polygons: 228,874Texture Count: 203 | Resolution: 512x512 to 8192x8192File Formats: .blend, .fbxBlend File Size: 1.73 GB | Texture Pack Size: 1.69 GB

Included Files1.Unrigged truck model (.blend)2.Rigged truck model with bone system (.blend)3.Truck accessories and props (35 models with individual materials and textures) (.blend)4.Complete PBR texture pack

Why Choose GrandPa NomadStable Animation: Designed for smooth rig-driven suspension and easy export to various 3D software.High Detail, Low Overhead: Optimized geometry and textures allow real-time usage in engines like Unreal or Unity.Creative Flexibility: Modular chassis and rig make it easy to customize or expand for new variants.

Perfect for:Post-apocalyptic game environmentsVFX sequences and cinematic animationsConcept art and vehicle visualizationFuture Unreal Engine drivable version is currently in development - stay tuned for a fully interactive experience.