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Dampwood Termite Soldier

Created in July 2016, this dampwood termite soldier captures the armored head, mandibles, and segmented body of the species with a balance of realism and performance. Built in Blender 2.77 and shaded for Cycles, it’s suited for close-ups, educational stills, and nature scenes.

  • Topology: 5,718 polygons / 5,688 vertices
  • UVs: Non-overlapping, clean unwrap
  • Textures/Maps: Color, bump, subsurface scattering, and transparency
  • Formats: Blender 2.77 (.blend), FBX, OBJ
  • Rigging: Not rigged; ready for your own rig or pose workflow

Workflow Notes

The native .blend is set up for Cycles with physically plausible materials: soft translucency in the cuticle, gloss breakup for shell detail, and fine variation along antennae and legs. Exports preserve UVs and texture links; start in Blender for best results, then move to your DCC of choice.

Usage note from the original listing: this product is not permitted for stock-imaging or stock-illustration marketplaces.


Why It Works

Termites usually appear in swarms; this mesh is reasonably low-poly for instancing while maintaining convincing macro detail through maps. It’s ideal for biology demos, pest-control visuals, and documentary-style macro renders.


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