Vintage Kitchen Appliances - asset pack

• Vintage Kitchen Appliances - Easy to Animate - Unreal Engine Marketplace
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• Description:

Add a touch of nostalgia to your Unreal Engine projects with this set of vintage kitchen appliances. This pack includes a wide variety of high-quality 3D models, with PBR textures and realistic materials, that are easy to animate.

Features:

• Wide variety of models: Find refrigerators, ovens, toasters, coffee makers, blenders and much more.
• Authentic vintage style: All models are based on classic designs from the 50s, 60s and 70s.
• High quality: Optimized 3D models with PBR textures and realistic materials.
• Easy to use: Assets are pre-configured and ready to use in Unreal Engine.
• Customizable: You can modify colors, textures and materials to fit your project.
• Animation-ready: Models are divided into parts and have strategic pivot points for easy animation.
• Quick animations: Save time and effort with models that are easy to animate.

Ideal for:

• Game developers: Add a touch of nostalgia to your games with these vintage appliances and realistic animations.
• Virtual architects: Create virtual kitchens with a unique retro style and appliance animations.
• Interior designers: Visualize how a kitchen with vintage appliances and animations would look before you buy them.
• Anyone who wants to add a touch of vintage style to their project and create smooth animations without wasting time.

Some textures were downloaded from this link: https://ambientcg.com/

The image used for the painting example is free to use and was created from this site: https://copilot.microsoft.com/