3d-Model

View on TurboSquid → Oculon – Eyeball Centipede Monster The Oculon is a game-ready fantasy monster, part insect and part nightmare. Its sleek, chitinous body slithers across the ground while a single unblinking eye at the head surveys its surroundings — eerie, intelligent, and alien. Created and rigged for Blender 2.90, it’s designed for games, cinematic use, and high-resolution concept renders. Technical Overview Formats: Blender 2.90 (.blend), FBX, OBJ Polygons: 5,446 Vertices: 5,450 Fully rigged and animated UV unwrapped with non-overlapping topology 4096×4096 texture and normal maps Low-poly optimized for real-time rendering Includes Cycles showcase scene with lighting and backdrop Concept and Design The creature’s design draws inspiration from classic horror games and surreal biology — a reimagined centipede whose anatomy is dominated by its ocular core. The eyeball serves as both its mind and its weapon, giving it an uncanny human element beneath its alien shell. ...

View on TurboSquid → Sunspider – Solifugae Camel Spider Monster The Sunspider is a rigged and animated fantasy arachnid hybrid, inspired by the camel spider (Solifugae) yet twisted into something monstrous and surreal. Its poison-tipped limbs and armored exoskeleton make it a perfect enemy unit or cinematic creature for modern 3D environments. This model is game-ready, designed for Blender 2.90, and optimized for both high-detail rendering and real-time animation. Technical Overview Formats: Blender 2.90 (.blend), FBX, OBJ Polygons: 4,794 Vertices: 4,399 Rigged and animated Non-overlapping UVs 4096×4096 texture and normal maps Low-poly optimized Cycles-rendered showcase scene included Concept and Design This creature is not meant to be biologically accurate — it’s a mythological reinterpretation of a desert predator. The frontal limbs end in poisoned barbs, and the exoskeleton glows faintly beneath sand-hardened armor plates. The design balances realism with stylized fantasy — sharp, flexible, and expressive in motion. ...

View on TurboSquid → Arachnirock – Rigged and Animated Spider Monster The Arachnirock is a rigged and animated 3D creature designed for game and cinematic use. Created in Blender 2.90 and optimized for real-time rendering, it features detailed anatomy, dynamic physics, and 4K textures that bring this fantasy monster to life. While biologically inspired by arachnids, Arachnirock takes creative liberty — six legs, exaggerated abdomen motion, and stretchy membranes for expressiveness. Its hybrid design makes it equally suitable for sci-fi games, fantasy RPGs, or cinematic creatures. ...

Tired, I decided not to make another monster, but to revive and improve one of my older models: https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/3ds-wasp-hornet/689029 To my great surprise, this model is already 8 years old. I remember tediously creating this model, working from photographs, trying very hard to get the details correct. Creating 3d insects can be very difficult. They might be smaller, but they are very intricate in their body structure. It helps to know some general anatomy of insects, since reference photos are often fuzzy macro images with detail in only some areas. ...

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View on TurboSquid → AO-Maru Friendly Robot Design Reboot The AO-Maru Reboot marks the return of one of Leo Blanchette’s most recognizable characters — a modernized take on the original AO-Maru Legacy Series robot. This version combines nostalgic character design with upgraded 4K materials, rigging, and lighting fidelity, ideal for modern rendering and game engines. Created in Blender 2.79, AO-Maru now benefits from a cleaner topology and more flexible rigging system. The model’s structure was refined to express a sense of friendly artificial intelligence — a robot designed for positive interaction rather than intimidation. ...

View on TurboSquid → Professional Parasite The Professional Parasite is a darkly humorous 3D character — part monster, part metaphor — representing the “business leech” archetype in suit and tie. Created in Blender 2.79, it’s game-ready, rigged, and designed for use in satirical, stylized, or horror-tinged scenes. This model was designed to render easily right out of the box, using Blender’s Internal Renderer with a built-in HDRI environment. It can also be exported to other engines via FBX without loss of texture or topology integrity. ...

View on TurboSquid → Insectoid Crab Monster: The Rikayon The Rikayon is an insectoid sea monster, equal parts crustacean and alien — a fully rigged and animated 3D asset designed for games, cinematics, and digital art. Created in ZBrush and retopologized in Blender 2.79, this creature was built to be both game-ready and visually rich, maintaining an efficient topology while supporting detailed animation. The model features 20 unique animations, including walks, attacks, rests, and idle loops — each tuned for creature-behavior realism. Its 4096×4096 texture set (color, normal, and specular) ensures clarity at both macro and mid-distance scales. ...

View on TurboSquid → 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 ...

View on TurboSquid → Dampwood Termite Worker This dampwood termite worker model represents one of the most accurate digital reconstructions of this species created for general use. Built in Blender 2.77 with Cycles shading, it is fully UV unwrapped with non-overlapping UVs and includes color, bump, transparency, and subsurface scattering maps. Its polycount (5,485 polygons / 5,435 vertices) makes it light enough for large population scenes — ideal for swarming or environmental simulation renders. ...