12" Vinyl Record

This is a detailed 3D model of a 12-inch vinyl record, created to real-world scale and measured from an authentic record.

The model is designed for both close-up renders and performance-friendly use, making it ideal for product visualization, interior scenes, animations, and real-time applications.

12" records such as this one were commonly played at 33 ⅓ RPM in a clockwise direction. Normally, an LP would hold between 5 and 7 songs. However, extended versions of songs were sometimes printed on 12" records but played at 45 RPM instead.

The record comes complete with an inner paper sleeve and an outer cardboard sleeve, all correctly parented and aligned for easy manipulation.

Textures

Clean – A fresh, new vinyl look.

Dirty – With dust and subtle scratches for added realism and character.

The vinyl record has been carefully UV unwrapped and baked to eliminate Moiré artifacts. These distracting “banding lines” often appear when fine circular details, such as record grooves, interact with the pixel grid during rendering. By baking the surface detail into textures and optimizing the UV layout, the low-poly model maintains visual realism, without the unwanted shimmer or interference patterns that can ruin close-up renders.

Both the record label and album cover can be easily replaced with your own artwork. If you don’t have your own art, you’re welcome to use the included example design.

“The Paper Quasars” is not a real band. The logo and design were created by me and are free for you to use in your projects.

Features

• Modeled to real-world scale (12" vinyl record dimensions)
• Multiple material slots
• Clean and dusty texture variants
• Easily customizable materials (record label & cover art)
• Inner and outer sleeves included and properly parented
• All textures included (PBR-ready)