Reading Wagon 3D model

cgtrader

Hi, my name is David Norman. I've created a highly detailed high poly model of a Reading Wagon, also known as "Gipsy Caravan." These wagons were built by Dunton and Sons in Reading, England during the late 19th and early 20th century, with this particular design dating back to 1916. I've maintained the original construction and furniture layout while adding my own artistic touches to the decoration. The model was created using Blender and consists of 778,776 vertices and 747,978 polygons (mostly squares with a few triangles). The interior accounts for over half of the vertex count. This model can render without subdivision but will hold up well with close-ups when needed. The wireframe renders show the actual geometry used in the example renders, which were created using Blender Cycles. Materials and textures were also set up for the Blender Cycles render engine. The model contains 174 different objects, including various parts like shafts, brackets, wheels, a stove, tea pot, oil lamps, and a roof. Many of these objects are made up of unconnected parts to save vertices. If you were to separate all loose parts, there would be over 2,000 objects. All doors, cupboards, and drawers can be opened, and the model also includes suspension for the wheels. There are 74 image textures in total, with 72 in JPG format and two in PNG due to alpha information. These images have been UV mapped to the corresponding objects and were created by me using Gimp. The texture folder size is 6.7MB. I've also exported the objects and image textures to OBJ format, but note that there are no cameras or lights in the file. Textures were exported via Blender Internal on a separate file, which is not included. When using different software and lighting, texture parameters such as reflectivity, transparency, bump elevation, etc., may render differently.