low poly antique light bulbs Low-poly 3D Model

Description

solving a problem
have you been looking for accurately recreated light bulbs from the late 1800s and early 1900s, but find that every asset out the has an unacceptable poly count? me too. antique light bulbs can be difficult to find in low poly versions. that's why i have spent the time to recreate every aspect of these bulbs with meticulous attention to physical and historical detail.

about the product
this collection includes seven popular globe styles in four incandescent filament styles. each of the nineteen bulbs average 704 vertices to maintain the base threads and are scaled for a standard size socket, making them a perfect fit for any old world scene needing to show off the light sources.

a little more detail.
the file you will be downloading is a .blend file including all diffuse, normal, roughness, emission, metalness, and transparency maps. all texture files were procured through one or more of the repositories searched by textures.one and are licensed under creative commons. feel free to export them for any use.

how to use
1. from your working scene, click file.
2. select link or append for the blend or import for .obj
3. browse to the location where the blend or obj file has been saved and click it.
4.select objects and double-click the object(s) you want in your scene. note: this step is not needed when importing the obj.

trouble with these assets?
use any of the contact methods below!
1. send a message through my profile.
2. any of the methods listed in the resume section of my website. Print Ready: No