Stylized Surgeon 3D Model - Rigged Doctor Character

Surgeon 3D Model — a rigged, stylized doctor character built for animation, games, medical visualisation, and archviz crowd work.

He comes fully dressed for the operating room with a green scrub top and drawstring trousers, matching surgical cap, light-green face mask, surgical gloves, and blue rubber OR clogs. The proportions are lightly cartooned but grounded, allowing the character to work alongside semi-realistic casts.

The character is delivered as 12 clean mesh parts with mostly all-quad topology, approximately 8k base polygons / 15.5k triangulated triangles, even edge flow around the face, shoulders, elbows, and knees, and separate garment shells that are easy to recolour or swap. Every piece is UV-unwrapped and textured with 2048 × 2048 maps using Base Color + OpenGL Normal textures for skin, scrubs, hair, and shoes.

Rigging

The Blender file includes a full-body IK/FK control rig named dco male rig_rig, with hand and foot IK, knee and elbow pole targets, a root/COG control, and spine/head FK controls.

The FBX and GLB contain the skinned skeleton with 551 joints, including deform and control bones.

No animation clips are included. The model is supplied as a pose-and-animate base rather than an animated action set.

Feature Highlights

• Rigged stylized male surgeon / doctor character
• Full-body IK/FK control rig
• Hand and foot IK controls
• Knee and elbow pole targets
• Root / COG control
• Spine and head FK controls
• 551-joint skinned skeleton in FBX and GLB
• Clean, mostly all-quad topology
• Approximately 8k base polygons / 15.5k triangulated triangles
• Approximately 12 clean mesh parts
• Separate garment shells
• Separate eyes, teeth, and tongue
• 2048 × 2048 (2K) Base Color + OpenGL Normal maps
• .blend, .fbx, .glb, .obj/.mtl, and .stl formats
• Real-world scale of approximately 1.74 m

Included Formats

Use Cases

• Character animation, explainer videos, and medical-training content
• Stylized games and mobile / VR projects
• Motion graphics, healthcare marketing, and infographic scenes
• Background and crowd characters for hospital and clinic environments
• Posing reference and retopology / rigging study
• Figurine and collectible printing from the STL

Engine & Import Notes

Blender: Open Surgeon-1.blend directly. The rig and materials are ready, with textures packed or relative to textures/.

Unreal Engine: Import the FBX as a Skeletal Mesh with Import Normals. Create a material using Base Color + Normal and flip the green channel of the OpenGL normal maps when required.

Unity: Use the GLB or FBX and assign an URP/HDRP Lit material with the supplied Base Color + Normal maps. Generic rig is recommended; Humanoid mapping is currently unconfirmed.

Maya / 3ds Max / Cinema 4D: Import the FBX, set the appropriate system units, and reconnect Base Color + Normal maps if they are not automatically linked.

Godot: Import Surgeon-1.glb.

Substance 3D Painter / ZBrush / Marmoset: Import Surgeon-1.obj.

3D Printing: Load Surgeon-1.stl, scale as required, and perform a manifold check before slicing.

Scale & Orientation

• 1 unit = 1 metre
• Character height approximately 1.74 m
• Origin at floor level between the feet
• .blend: Z-up
• OBJ / FBX / GLB: Y-up
• A-pose with arms approximately 30–40° down from T

Honest Disclaimers

• This is a stylized artistic character, not a photoscan.
• It is not an anatomical, clinical, or PPE reference.
• Garment cut, mask, and glove details are simplified.
• The model is not affiliated with or a reference for any real brand, hospital, manufacturer, or person.
• No animation is included.
• No blendshapes / facial morph targets were found in the exports.
• Eyes use a shader-only material.
• Only Base Color + Normal maps are provided; no Roughness, Metallic, or AO maps are included.
• The delivered mesh is the base cage; the smooth appearance in previews comes from subdivision and smooth shading.
• Source .blend version is currently unconfirmed.