Gramophone – 3D Prop

The Model at a Glance

This Gramophone 3D Prop is a detailed hardsurface reconstruction of a classic antique audio player. Originally developed for a Master’s degree project at Sheffield Hallam University, the asset focuses on historical accuracy and PBR material quality. It serves as a high-fidelity focal point for scenes requiring early 20th-century technology or vintage home decor.

Technical Facts

The model is built with a clean hardsurface topology suitable for both cinematic renders and real-time applications. It is provided with comprehensive material setups and textures to ensure ease of use across different software suites.

• Mesh complexity: 18,000 triangles and 9,100 vertices.
• File formats included: FBX, OBJ, and native .blend files.
• Features a PBR workflow for realistic lighting and surface interaction.

How Buyers Can Use It

This asset is well-suited for developers creating historical environments or interior designers working on period-accurate visualizations. The mesh density and texture quality allow for close-up shots in architectural renders or as an interactive prop in game engines like Unity or Unreal Engine. To see the asset utilized in a complete environment, you can view this Source reference showcasing the original project.

A Relevant Alternative

If your project requires a different aesthetic or an additional variation of vintage audio equipment, consider pairing this asset with this Old gramophone. Utilizing multiple variations can help create more diverse and believable historical settings without repeating the same geometry.

For practical reference, the mesh is listed at 18k triangles; and 9.1k vertices; and is categorized under Furniture & Home, Music.

For additional real-world context, see the Source reference.