This product includes an animated and rigged Syrian hamster model with fur prepared for Blender. The asset is designed for pet scenes, rodent animations, educational visuals, games, simulations, cinematic projects, children’s content, advertising renders, and realistic or cute small animal visualizations.

After downloading the product, open the included Blender file and append or link the model into your project if needed. The Syrian hamster can be placed directly into a scene, adjusted, animated, posed, and rendered in Blender.

The model is jointed, rigged, and animated, allowing it to be used for small animal behavior scenes and natural hamster motion. This version includes an Eating animation designed to show calm, believable feeding behavior.

Included animation:
Eating — in-place animation. The hamster performs a natural feeding motion with paw interaction, head turns, small nibbling movements, and realistic secondary motion suitable for close-up pet scenes and rodent behavior shots.

Technical animation details: the animation is in-place, so the model remains positioned at the origin point and does not move through space. The motion is designed with natural timing and secondary movement for real-time and cinematic use.

Technical model details: the model contains 10,615 polygons and 10,708 vertices. The geometry is polygonal quads/tris. UVs are unwrapped and non-overlapping. The product includes 11 PNG textures at 4096x4096 resolution. The approximate dimensions are 6.92 x 14.3 x 6.87 cm.

The model includes realistic materials and fur suitable for a Syrian hamster appearance, including soft body fur, ears, paws, eyes, whisker area, and small rodent anatomy. You can edit the materials, fur settings, lighting, render settings, and scene composition depending on your project style.

This is a digital 3D model only. It is not a physical product. Please make sure you have a compatible version of Blender before purchasing and check the product files for the exact included formats.

Recommended uses include hamster eating animations, pet scenes, small animal renders, rodent behavior studies, games, simulations, cinematic shots, educational projects, children’s visuals, advertising renders, background animals, and cute rodent compositions.