A detailed crash test dummy model based on the appearance of an anthropomorphic test device (ATD), designed for realistic posing, simulation, and visualization. The standard Blender rig allows full-body positioning, including seated poses, arm and wrist movement, head and neck rotation, and flexible adjustment of the main body joints. The model features a detailed, human-like face with defined eyes, nose, and mouth. Its construction and technical components retain the recognizable appearance of a crash test dummy. Suitable for automotive visualization, crash test scenes, safety simulations, engineering presentations, animation, and technical 3D projects.

Key Features

• Characteristic crash-test dummy construction
• Standard Blender rig for full-body posing and animation
• Movable arms, wrists, legs, head, neck, and major body joints
• Detailed human-like facial features for enhanced visual realism
• Suitable for automotive, safety, engineering, simulation, and technical visualization
• Production-ready for professional pipelines
• Hand-modeled geometry with clean topology and optimized mesh
• High-quality 4K PBR textures (Diffuse, Roughness, Metalness, Normal)
• Ready to render out-of-the-box with included lights and cameras
• Native Blender setup – no third-party plug-ins required

Technical Details

• Original Software: Blender v5.2
• Objects Included: 2 (Model + Rig)
• Polygons: 16,905 (Subdivision OFF)
• Vertices: 17,091 (Subdivision OFF)
• Units: Centimeters (H: 179; W: 58; L: 34)
• Renderer: Blender Cycles
• Plug-ins: None required

Textures & Materials

• Standard PBR workflow
• 4K textures (4096×4096 px): Diffuse, Roughness, Metalness, Normal
• All textures created from original photographs or drawings
• Ready to render out-of-the-box – lighting and cameras used for previews are included
  

Mesh & File Structure

• Handcrafted mesh with clean topology
  
• Export formats (non-native) provided as base mesh (not smoothed)

Additional Notes

• All preview renders created in Blender Cycles without compositing editors