Orbital: Workshop Tools & Technical Instruments

42 distinct industrial models for service benches, inspection rooms and field-survey scenes. Six exposed workshop hand tools and a varied collection of measuring, optical, navigation and surveying instruments. The models share a teal-and-ivory palette and metre scale.

What's included

• 42 individual static GLBs with embedded materials and original PBR maps
• Editable Blender sources and a real render of every model
• Searchable local catalog, complete galleries and CSV/JSON inventories
• Dimensions, triangle counts and design/interface metadata

Examples include compound bolt cutters, tube cutters, sheet-metal nibblers, socket braces, hole-saw arbors, spring center-punch cutaways, vernier calipers and height gauges. Images show actual included models with illustrative lighting and a presentation ground.

Try the free sampler

The three-model sampler lets you check style, materials and import behavior before purchasing. Format copies and sampler copies are excluded from the model count.

Compatibility and performance

All 42 GLBs were imported in Godot 4.5. Other engines are untested. Models range from 3,586 to 57,256 triangles; check the inventory against your platform budget. Static assets do not include animation, controllers, collision shapes or physical simulation. UVs use tiled per-face mapping without a packed texture or lightmap atlas. A universal snap grid is not supplied.

Download instructions

Download every Models volume for GLB use, or every Blender volume for source editing. Extract matching volumes into the same folder, merging the shared collection root. The Previews / Catalog volume is optional. Start with README.txt and inventory.csv.

Commercial-use license

Commercial use and modification in finished creative works are permitted without royalties or required attribution. Private project-team sharing is allowed. Standalone redistribution or resale, including modified assets, is prohibited. Read the included LICENSE.txt.

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