Need a full police force, not one cop?

A city scene, a heist game or a short film needs more than one officer. Buying single characters from different sellers gives you mixed styles, different rigs and different scales. Building them yourself means weeks of modeling, UV unwrapping, rigging and weight painting.

This pack gives you 11 stylized police characters made in one style, on one shared body, with the same rig. Drop them into one scene and they look like they belong together.

11 rigged police characters in one Blender file

Every character has its own Auto-Rig Pro rig with body and face controls, and is skinned and ready to pose:

• Police Officer
• Young Police Officer
• Classic Police (simple uniform)
• Traffic Warden
• Sheriff
• Detective
• Secret Service Officer
• Undercover Cop
• Special Police
• SWAT Officer
• Bomb Squad Officer

Each character sits in its own collection, so you can hide, link or append one cop without touching the rest.

Four body types with shape keys

The body and every clothing piece carry the same three shape keys: fatty, builder (muscular) and skinny. Move one slider and the shirt, pants, belt and boots follow the body. One officer can become a heavy desk sergeant or a lean rookie without refitting any clothes.

Modular police outfits and color variants

All characters share one base body. Shirts, jackets, safety vests, pants, hats, helmets, boots, belts, holsters and radios fit every cop. Shirts, pants and hair come in four extra color textures, so you can make many more officers than the 11 included.

Stylized police weapons

Four matching weapons are included: an assault rifle, a second rifle, a pistol and a sniper rifle, all in the same police color scheme.

Key features with benefits

• 11 complete police characters: one consistent stylized look across the whole set. Benefit: a crowd of cops that looks designed together, not collected.
• Auto-Rig Pro body and face rig: 541 bones per rig, with IK/FK limbs, fingers, jaw, lips, eyelids and eyebrows. Benefit: pose and animate straight away, including facial expressions.
• Body type shape keys: fatty, builder and skinny on the body and all clothing. Benefit: more body variety with no extra modeling or refitting.
• Shared base body: every outfit piece fits every character. Benefit: mix and match parts to build new officers.
• Color variant textures: four extra color sets for shirts, pants and hair. Benefit: avoid identical clones in crowd shots.
• Game friendly polycount: about 7,500 to 11,800 triangles per character. Benefit: light enough for real time games and large scenes.
• Clean quad topology: about 90 percent of all faces are quads. Benefit: smooth deformation and easy edits or subdivision.
• Full UV unwrap: every mesh has UVs. Benefit: repaint or retexture in any texturing app.
• 2K PBR style textures: base color and normal maps at 2048 px (2000 px for cloth). Benefit: sharp close ups without heavy memory use.
• 4 stylized police weapons: rifles, pistol and sniper. Benefit: armed poses out of the box, no separate gun pack needed.
• Real world scale: metric units, characters about 2 m tall (stylized proportions). Benefit: works with other assets without guessing scale.
• Multiple formats: native .blend, plus FBX, GLB, OBJ and DAE exports. Benefit: use the pack in Blender, Unity, Unreal, Godot and other apps.

Workflow benefits

Without this pack, a police scene starts with sculpting or buying a base body, modeling each uniform, unwrapping UVs, painting textures, rigging and then fixing weights for every outfit. With this pack you open the .blend, pick an officer from its collection, set a body type with a shape key slider, swap a texture for a new uniform color and start posing. For games, you export the characters you need and retarget your animations to the Auto-Rig Pro skeleton.

Who it is for

• Indie game developers building city, crime, heist or shooter games
• Animators making stylized shorts, explainers and YouTube content
• Blender artists who need background crowds or hero cops
• Teachers and students practising posing, animation and facial rigging

Use cases

• Police NPCs and enemies in a third person or top down game
• A police station, traffic stop or crime scene render
• A SWAT raid or bomb squad cutscene
• Thumbnails, comics and storyboards with posed characters

What's included

• 1 Blender file with all 11 rigged characters and 4 weapons, textures packed
• 1 GLB with all 11 characters and the weapons, textures embedded
• 12 separate FBX, OBJ (+MTL) and DAE files: one per character plus one for the weapons. FBX and DAE keep the rig and shape keys
• Texture.zip with 29 maps: base color and normal maps, color variants and the body type skin textures
• License: Royalty Free