TurboSquid 3D Models

View on TurboSquid → Retrobot Construction Version Meet the Retrobot Construction Version, a small but determined industrial robot built to represent creativity, safety, and hands-on innovation. This version blends the charm of the original Retrobot with bright construction motifs — safety yellow plating, metallic joints, and just enough wear to make him believable in a factory or tech-lab setting. Industrial-Themed, Game-Ready Robot The Retrobot Construction Version is fully rigged and animated, optimized for apps, games, VR, and real-time engines like Unity. His low-poly structure and expressive design make him an excellent mascot for branding, tutorials, and interactive learning environments. ...

View on TurboSquid → Retrobot Graffiti Version The Retrobot Graffiti Edition trades polish for personality. This 3D mascot wears an expressive street-paint texture — a nod to urban art and creative rebellion in the tech world. Its worn red body and hand-painted yellow face bring a sense of life, character, and mischief to any project. Designed for apps, Unity 3D, and interactive experiences, it merges modern game-ready optimization with nostalgic, painterly realism. Whether floating through menus or starring in an educational game, this bot leaves a mark. ...

View on TurboSquid → Retrobot Kitchen Appliance Version This Retrobot Kitchen Appliance Version is what happens when 1950s optimism meets modern 3D craft. Its enamel-like surface, retro color palette, and charmingly worn metal textures make it feel like a vintage appliance come to life. Whether it’s standing on a user interface, waving inside a Unity scene, or starring in an explainer video, this robot evokes both nostalgia and futurism. Features and Specifications Polygons: 2,776 Vertices: 2,425 Formats: Blender (.blend), FBX Textures: 4K PBR — BaseColor, Metallic, Roughness, Normal UVs: Clean, non-overlapping unwrap Rigged and Animated: Includes idle loops, emotes, and expressive motions Optimized For: Unity, Unreal, Blender, and AR/VR integration Classic Charm Meets Modern Optimization The Kitchen Appliance version channels mid-century design language — rounded edges, tactile metal wear, and a lived-in gloss. Built in ZBrush, Blender, and Substance Painter, it delivers high-end PBR realism with nostalgic visual warmth. ...

View on TurboSquid → Retrobot Army Paint Version The Retrobot Army Paint Version combines the charm of a friendly mascot with the aesthetics of a field-tested machine. Designed for Unity, VR, and interactive environments, this version of the Retrobot features a durable, olive-green paint finish — inspired by classic army vehicles and rugged machinery. Built for high performance, it’s both low poly and visually rich, giving creators a professional character ready for animation, communication, or branding. ...

View on TurboSquid → Retrobot Classic Blue Version Meet Retrobot Classic Blue, the signature version of the long-standing LB3D mascot — reborn for the modern era. This blue-and-white model pays tribute to Blueberry Bot, the original character that first appeared on TurboSquid over a decade ago. Its glossy finish and playful proportions recall the golden age of optimism — when robots were imagined as helpful companions and the future gleamed with possibility. ...

View on TurboSquid → Retrobot Sky Paint Version Meet the Retrobot Sky Paint Edition, a cheerful 3D mascot designed for communication, branding, and interactive use. This version wears a sky-blue paint coat weathered by time, accented by a retro rainbow stripe that evokes the optimism of early space-age design. Built for Unity, VR, and interactive applications, this character merges nostalgic charm with clean PBR realism — perfect for tech startups, educational apps, or gamified experiences. ...

View on TurboSquid → Retrobot Space Explorer Version Meet the Retrobot Space Explorer — a cheerful 3D mascot designed to evoke the optimism of mid-century science fiction. Inspired by 1950s toy robots and pulp-era explorers, this model bridges nostalgia and modern 3D performance. He’s rigged, animated, and game-ready, built for seamless integration into Unity, VR experiences, and interactive software. Each joint and animation loop is crafted for expressiveness — from friendly idle poses to communication gestures that make your interface feel alive. ...

View on TurboSquid → Meet the Spine Eyeball Slug — part sea creature, part alien menace, and all imagination. Built for Unity 3D and Blender 2.91, this creature combines a slug-like body, a rotating central eye, and a whip-like stinger that doubles as a weapon. Fully rigged with inverse kinematics, it’s easy to animate for creeping, stabbing, or recoiling motion sequences. Features Animated and fully rigged for IK control Native Blender 2.91 scene with Cycles rendering setup Optimized for Unity 3D or custom game engines Detailed 4K PBR texture maps (BaseColor, Normal, Roughness, Height, Metallic, Subsurface Scattering) Two material groups: Body and Eye, each with its own texture set Low-poly, high-detail design (997 polygons / 964 vertices) Whether you use it as a boss creature, alien pet, or bio-mechanical experiment, the Spine Eyeball Slug brings a surreal energy to any sci-fi or fantasy environment. ...

View on TurboSquid → The Tardigrade Waterbear Creature reimagines the microscopic “moss piglet” as a full-sized, game-ready monster. Rendered in Blender 2.91 with Cycles, this model comes with a rigged skeleton for simple posing and animation, and features three unique skin variants that highlight its organic, alien charm. Features Native Blender 2.91 file with Cycles Render Three texture variants: Moss Piglet, Lichen Tardigrade, Regular Skin 4K texture maps (BaseColor, Height, Metallic, Normal, Roughness) Rigged for animation with walk and idle examples included Clean topology: 3,120 polygons / 3,187 vertices Non-overlapping UVs and optimized material structure Ideal for games, animations, and sci-fi storytelling Despite its cartoonish base, the model’s surface textures achieve an uncanny biological realism — pink, wet, and strangely endearing. Perfect for creative projects that blend science fiction and microbiology aesthetics. ...

View on TurboSquid → The tardigrade, also known as the waterbear, has always been one of Earth’s most resilient microscopic creatures. In this reinterpretation, it becomes something entirely new — a monstrous macro version with leech-like teeth and tusks, designed for use in games or film. Features Created in Blender 2.91 with Cycles Render Includes rigging, animations, and multiple material skins 6,550 polygons / 6,786 vertices 4K resolution textures with normal and roughness maps Three skin variants: Basic, Moss, and Lichen Bone drivers for expressive mouth and tooth motion Includes example animations (walk, attack) Perfect for use as a creature enemy, educational visual, or sci-fi bio experiment, the Waterbear Monster blends real-world biology with dark fantasy imagination. ...