oldschool radio 3d models

3D model of Oldschool Radio Kit1

Experience a highly detailed vintage radio model, crafted in 3D with authentic textures, shaders, and materials. Easily integrate it into your scene for a realistic touch. ...The model is available in various formats like max, 3ds, c4d, obj, fbx, Mental...

Check out my oldschool camera model, Skeptics! You can see it in action at https://usiakgames.com/. This retro camera was inspired by a vintage Yashica 8mm film camera from the 1960s. ...I also created some other vintage electronics for the project -...

I am a big fan of these oldschool Radio shack trucks and most of them end up with broken front bumpers. Aside from finding a mint one there is no real way to get a bumper until now. Designed a closely as possible to the original and a version that...

A unicorn from the game runescape. ...Specifically, Oldschool Runescape.

Here is a posed, printable Werewolf from Morytania from the game Oldschool Runescape.

Show your love for the oldschool with a wall mounted logo. ...Screwhole in back behind the C

... our Vintage Chic Floral Vase Series brings a touch of timeless elegance to any room. ...The OldSchool design aesthetic is perfectly captured in these beautifully crafted vases, featuring delicate floral patterns that evoke memories of a bygone era.

Radio

Radio

Nostalgic Radio

radio icon

radio in solidworks

Simple radio model.

Radio 3D Model

Three-Dimensional Radio Model

Aged war radio, discarded on the beach's golden expanse.

Practical Radio Prop Model Created by a Human

An up-to-date housing unit designed specifically for radios.

A radio's system encompasses its intricate components and functionalities, while the radio's database stores crucial information for optimal performance.

A camel from the game Oldschool Runescape.

Digital radio takes center stage as a highly personal endeavor, driven by innovative passion.

This sleek handheld radio was designed using the powerful 3D modeling software known as 3ds Max.

I've Built a Radio for My Cyberpunk College Project Titled "Murderous Frequencies"

Low Poly Radio rocks a remarkably low poly count of just 63!

This is a Marshal radio, designed for top-notch performance and durability.

The radio design showcases various components crafted from diverse materials, enhancing its overall construction.

Radio model featuring straightforward textures. ...Random noise and Voronoi patterns combined to achieve a unique appearance.

A handheld device resembling a radio will securely store and display the printable crystal.

People often overlook radios as a daily staple, forgetting their significance until one suddenly disappears from their lives.