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So I came across this creator who does funko pop 3D models made mostly for 3D printing but they are pretty amazing looking and have individual surfaces for those that want to paint them on a 3d rendering program. They would be great in a scene as shelf clutter or collectables in your game.
The artist says that as long as you aren't selling his zip files, you are free to use the models for printing or artistic rendering to sell.
His patreon is: https://www.patreon.com/purakito/posts
This is just a few of their 3d models: https://i.imgur.com/MeHxcXm.png
I don't know how many models total but at least 100.
PS- I don't share patreon models because you get so much for such a small donation.
If I could afford it, I'd sub, but nope. I hope some do get shared so I can see the actual quality, then maybe I can try to sub when I can afford it...
I rendered this yesterday. The mesh is legit and renders well with the rest of the scene. I used matte paint palette but that was just personal preference.
Yeah, sorry, I just feel wrong about sharing the work of someone who only charges 5 dollars for over 100 3d models.
Take care.
@LivingPixels
hi,Doctor Who is in matte paints again.
Nezuko is in full gloss mode. I chose her because she has a lot of little intricacies involving her outfit.
This is how they stack up next to gn8 male. I think they might actually be a 125% their normal size.
This render is done in my viewport for approximately 10 minutes with a cake and bob hdri backdrop.
Does that help?
PS - The design on Nezuko's dress is not a bump/displacement map, it was designed that way into the mesh.
Those are really cool and I’ve been looking for something similar, so I may get them for that price. Although I do wish they were actually “pop” like with the square faces.
Just occurred to me this is for a month. Can you download them all and then unsub? Not sure how it works, but if so then yeah it would be worth it.
Yep. You can download everything you want and just unsub. You still pay the 5 dollars for the month but everything is urs to keep.
As for the pop funko, I just put that for lack of a better name style.
They are created for 3d printing but the designer has made them accessible for people that just look to render them by separating the "body parts" for easier coloring.
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