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View on TurboSquid → A mutant termite creature designed for real-time game environments and cinematic close-ups. This rigged and game-ready model exaggerates insect anatomy with enlarged mandibles and menacing spines, making it perfect for fantasy, horror, or science-fiction settings. Features Created in Blender 2.90.1 with Cycles Render Includes 4K texture and normal maps (4096×4096) Rigged for animation and easy posing Low polygon count (4,779 polygons / 4,775 vertices) UV mapped and material-ready Comes with a simple showcase backdrop for rendering previews This creature blends biological realism with stylized menace—an ideal enemy or boss creature for your next game or visual project. It retains enough geometric clarity for high-resolution rendering, while staying efficient for engine integration. ...

View on TurboSquid → A giant wasp monster fused with bat-like wings and spines, ready to terrorize any digital world. This creature is fully rigged, low-poly, and optimized for real-time engines while maintaining detail suitable for high-resolution rendering. Features Created in Blender 2.90.1 using Cycles Render Includes 4096×4096 resolution texture and normal maps Rigged and ready to animate Low polygon count (5,696 polygons / 5,551 vertices) Non-overlapping UVs, clean topology Includes a simple Cycles showcase backdrop This model was designed for use in games, cinematics, and visualizations, offering the perfect balance between performance and fidelity. Its mix of insect anatomy and mammalian wings gives it a naturally eerie, almost mythological feel—ideal for fantasy, sci-fi, or horror scenes. ...

Overview The Insectoid Crab Monster — “Lurker of the Shores.” A hybrid crustacean-insect creature designed for games that need something equal parts adorable and unsettling. This animated model walks, fights, sleeps, and eats — bringing believable motion to aquatic or alien environments. “I wanted to put this creature somewhere between cute and scary.” Originally built for a survival-type project, the Lurker behaves like a creature that might lurk in tidepools or alien swamps — intelligent enough to stalk prey, simple enough to be tragic. ...

Overview The Drone Crawler — a scorpion-style robot creature built for action. This low-poly mechanical unit can play double duty: ally or adversary, drone or pet. It’s stylized, animated, and simple to integrate into any Unity project that needs a robotic lifeform with character. “Drone crawler, scorpion style. See preview game below for interaction with model.” Released originally in October 2017, this was one of LB3D’s early animated models made for real-time experimentation — light, efficient, and still going strong. ...

Overview The Helmet Bug — Black Smooth. A small, glossy-shelled creature designed as a simple, animated enemy for games that need fast, bite-sized foes. It’s deliberately understated — just enough animation and texture work to give it life, without overcomplication. Inspired by classic game designs, it fits perfectly into retro remakes, dungeon crawlers, and mobile titles. “Animations are super simple, made for simple interaction.” Design Concept The Helmet Bug is modeled with a smooth, rounded shell and understated animation to evoke the feel of low-poly enemies from early 3D eras. It’s meant to be spawned in groups — scuttling, bumping, and generally getting in the player’s way. ...

Overview A maggot! Animated, detailed, and grotesquely perfect for horror, survival, or post-apocalyptic projects. This wriggling little monster is a medium-density animated mesh, ideal for crowd use or as a single repulsive centerpiece. “Keep it small, keep it active. They are creepiest that way.” Intended as a secondary character, prop, or simple enemy, the maggot strikes an uncanny balance between disgust and humor. When oversized, it becomes oddly cute — but when tiny and animated in numbers, it’s absolutely dreadful. ...

Overview Sluggor — the grotesque, gelatinous slug monster that oozes nostalgia for early 3D game design. A modern reimagining of those vaguely adorable-yet-horrifying creatures from classic survival and dungeon crawlers. You can view or purchase the asset on the Unity Asset Store. This model pays homage to retro monster archetypes while maintaining modern optimization — the kind of slow, squirming enemy that adds texture and tension to an environment without stealing the spotlight. ...

Overview Helmet Bug — a prickly, red-shelled bug creature that scurries, wiggles, and curls in endearing yet unsettling ways. Small, stylized, and charmingly ugly, it’s designed as a simple animated enemy for games needing that touch of low-poly nostalgia. You can view or purchase the asset on the Unity Asset Store. This little creature belongs to the long tradition of “adorably menacing” game mobs — small enough to crush, yet unsettling enough that you hesitate. ...

Overview The Low-Poly Chicken — simple, adorable, and surprisingly full of life. A stylized 3D chicken built for Unity, this model balances minimal polygon count with lively animations. It’s a drop-in character for farm simulators, mobile games, or comedic AI test scenes — wherever a low-poly bird might bring joy. “It has a lot of idle animations so that it looks interesting and busy when it is not doing anything (a strategy I employ for myself as well).” ...

Overview The Horned Bat Wasp — a venomous hybrid creature that’s part wasp, part nightmare, and roughly the size of a medium dog. It’s meant to buzz, lurch, and descend upon players in unsettling swarms — small clusters of five to eight individuals that overwhelm through sound and motion rather than sheer numbers. ...