3d Models: Early Industrial Infantry & Fortifications

• Humanoid figures rigged and ready for animation
• Game ready
• Available in both Collada and Blend format
• Historical accuracy and detail

Colonial? steampunk? early Industrial? this set may help in jump starting your project. Here we have plenty of figures and props for you here. These models are ideal for top-down action, using large numbers of low-poly yet highly-detailed figures, alongside over a dozen different props, both for military and civilian use!  be you looking to develop games for a mobile device, but are suffering from creative block? or needing your game to stand out more, this pack is economical and compact, and yet sufficiently detailed for use in a project meant to be run on smartphone or tablet.

Technical info:

• Geometry: Polygon mesh
• Polygons: 1,984 ave per building model, 600-700 per humanoid  / animal
• Vertices: 10,000 ave per model, 1,200-2,000 per humanoid / animal
• Formats available: .blend, .dae

This pack contains the following assets:

• 16 rifle infantrymen
• 2 carriages
• 6 houses and chalets, with moveable doors and windows.
• 2 sets of low-poly guns,
• 2 round Martello towers
• 3 blockhouses, based off 18th and 19th century examples
• 1 Colonial American barracks/blockhouse
• Random pieces of decor, mostly barricades and stakes

In addition, the uniforms of the infantrymen are derived from the following nations:

• USA (c 1860)
• Turkey (c 1796-1870)
  
• Sweden (c 1850-90?)
• Spain (c 1850-90)
• Siam (c 1850?)
• Russia (c 1840-90)
  
• Portugal (c 1850-90)
  
• Peru (c 1860)
  
• Persia/Iran (c 1860-1890?)
  
• Netherlands (c 1850-90)
  
• Mexico (c 1860)
  
• Japan  (c 1875-90)
• Sardinia / Italy (c 1850-90)
  
• India (c 1875-90)
  
• Prussia/Germany (c 1845-90)
  
• France (c 1850-90)
• China (c 1900)
• Britain  (c 1875-90)
• Brazil (c 1850-90)
  
• Austria (c 1845-90)
• Arabia/Iraq (c 1920-30)

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DISCLAIMER

We charge no royalties on our works, but would greatly appreciate it, if in the credits of your work, you did acknowledge where you purchased these buildings from -- it would not cost you a thing and would be the right and proper thing to do so. 

Please credit Beelim Solutions as the source of any and all of your files which were purchased from me, either via itch.io or CGT.