A photorealistic Japanese drinks vending machine that you control from one panel. Add it, pick a color, age it, line up a row, or put one on every point of a mesh. It is a single Geometry Nodes modifier, so every setting stays live and can be animated.

What you can change

• Paint: any color, ten swatches, a random color per machine, a two-color gradient at any angle, or your own image (on the front, wrapped around the body, or on all sides).
• Array: a row of machines with count and gap.
• Base: on concrete blocks, or steel pads and bolts on the ground.
• Lights: display backlight and price digits, on or off, with brightness for night scenes.
• Weathering: one slider adds rain streaks and dust in the recesses, different on every machine, with scale and seed.
• Machines on Points: one machine on every vertex of a mesh or point cloud, or evenly along a curve.

Made for real scenes

• Converts cleanly: Apply the modifier or use Visual Geometry to Mesh and you get the mesh exactly as it looks, colors and weathering included.
• Light: all machines share two meshes, two materials and ten 2K textures. Switch on Instances and hundreds of machines cost about as much memory as one.
• No lock-in: a file keeps rendering without the add-on installed.
• Stickers, glass, steel and concrete keep their own look when you repaint.

Details

• Real size: 1.4 m wide, 0.84 m deep, 1.9 m tall. About 100,000 triangles per machine.
• PBR textures, 2K, packed in the add-on.
• Blender 4.5 LTS and 5.0. Cycles and EEVEE.
• Panel in the 3D View sidebar, tab Vending. Also in Add > Mesh.
• License: add-on code GPL 3.0 or later; 3D model, textures and node group under the Editorial license (LICENSE.txt in the zip).