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. ...
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. ...
View on TurboSquid → Wasp or Hornet A high-detail insect model from August 2012, built during Blender’s early Cycles era — when physically-based lighting first hit open-source pipelines. The mesh emphasizes believable anatomy and hand-painted patterning for macro-level realism. Topology: 71,040 polygons / 72,070 vertices Textures: UV mapped, non-overlapping, with 4096×4096 maps Formats: Blender 2.63, OBJ, FBX, 3DS Renderer: Set up for Blender Cycles Rigging: Not rigged; rig in your DCC of choice. Multires/bump can be used for displacement detail Usage & Workflow Notes ...