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17 retro electronics, every one a different kind of device, ready to drop into your scenes and games: a rabbit-ears teak TV, an orange portable TV, a walnut console TV, a space age helmet TV, a beige terminal monitor, a cathedral tube radio, a mint kitchen radio, a leather portable radio, a black ghettoblaster, an LED clock radio, a 70s stereo receiver, a double cassette deck, a desk tape recorder, a sport cassette player, a woodgrain VCR, a stack of VHS tapes and a stack of cassettes.

Each device is a clean, real-world scale mesh with one non-overlapping UV map and one PBR material (Base Color, Roughness, Metallic, Normal, plus a glow map on everything that lights up), so it looks the same in Blender, Unity, Unreal, Godot and on the web. Tape windows, door glass and clear plastic are a separate glass mesh. The origin sits on the table under the middle of the device: put it on a surface at height 0 and it stands on its feet.

Every format is its own download: a packed Blender file (all textures inside, every device marked as an asset for the Asset Browser), GLB with embedded textures, FBX with embedded textures, OBJ with MTL and textures, and a separate zip of all texture maps.

17 different retro devices
TVs, radios, boomboxes, decks and tapes, each one a different kind, new, used and old.

Real detail from every side
Picture tube, dial, knobs, speaker grille and cabinet on a clean, game-ready mesh with PBR textures.

From a pocket player to a 1.3 m console
Real-world scale, wood veneer, dust and wear baked in, with a lit picture tube.

What is inside

• Rabbit Ears Teak TV, Orange Portable TV, Walnut Console TV, Space Age Helmet TV, Beige Terminal Monitor
• Cathedral Tube Radio, Mint Kitchen Radio, Leather Portable Radio, Black Ghettoblaster, LED Clock Radio
• 70s Stereo Receiver, Double Cassette Deck, Desk Tape Recorder, Sport Cassette Player, Woodgrain VCR
• VHS Tape Stack, Cassette Stack

Details

• 17 devices, all different kinds, from a 1930s-style cathedral radio to a 1990s double deck and a 1.3 m console TV
• Real detail: bowed picture tubes behind a mask, scanlines, glowing dial scales and displays, VU meters, knurled knobs, piano keys, speaker cloth, fretwork and perforated grilles, tape doors with real cassettes behind them, antennas, handles, legs and power cords
• Photoreal PBR textures (metal/roughness), 2K per device (4K for the console), OpenGL normal maps, emission maps for screens, dials and lamps
• New, used and old looks with dust, yellowed plastic, scratches and fingerprints baked in
• Screens, dial faces, labels and markings are image textures, never mesh text, and no device carries a brand name
• Formats: .blend (packed, Asset Browser ready), .glb, .fbx, .obj, plus a textures zip
• Real-world meters, table at the origin, front facing -Y

The models are static. To build, edit and randomize your own retro electronics (49 designs, any color, wood, screen picture and condition), see our Rewind Retro Electronics Generator addon.

The Blender file opens in Blender 4.2 and newer (tested on Blender 4.2, 4.5 and 5.2 LTS).