1960s Muscle Car #4
A 1960s era vehicle asset with a muscle car model, prefabs, textures, and materials.
A 1960s era vehicle asset with a muscle car model, prefabs, textures, and materials.* This page contains affiliate links, meaning we may earn a small commission if you purchase something through them, at no extra cost. $4.99
- Category:
- 3D › Vehicles › Land
- Developer:
- TheKnightsKing
- Price:
- $4.99
- Favorites:
- 6
- Supported Unity Versions:
- 2021.3.26 or higher
- Current Version:
- 1.3
- Download Size:
- 15.34 MB
- Last Update:
- Feb 18, 2025
- Description:
- This package includes a 1960s era vehicle asset with a detailed muscle car model, prefabs, textures, and materials. The asset features a car model in .fbx format, a prefab for the car, and all necessary textures and materials. The package also includes a demo scene for visual showcasing. Extra body parts such as a custom hood, front spoiler, and rear spoiler are included, as well as separate body parts like hoods, front and rear spoilers, bumpers, and more. The asset also includes baked Ambient Occlusion maps for the vehicle body. All textures are provided in various resolutions, including 512x512, 1024x1024, and 4024x4024. The asset supports all texture types, including albedo, metallic/specular, and normal maps. The prefab has four LOD states, with a total of 29,232, 25,016, 10,540, and 8,956 triangles respectively. The asset uses third-party files, including MuscleCar.fbx and PrefabWorld.fbx, and bodymap_TEXTURE.png, enginebay_TEXTURE.png, and other textures, which are licensed under separate notices.
- Technical Details:
- The package includes a .fbx model, a prefab, textures, and materials. The prefab has 4 LOD states with 29,232, 25,016, 10,540, and 8,956 triangles respectively. The textures are provided in various resolutions, including 512x512, 1024x1024, and 4024x4024. The asset uses third-party files, including MuscleCar.fbx, PrefabWorld.fbx, and bodymap_TEXTURE.png, enginebay_TEXTURE.png, and other textures, which are licensed under separate notices.
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