A high-detail vintage wooden scooter-board, built from a rough plank deck with an upturned tail and mounted on old-style metal roller-skate trucks with red steel wheels. This is how the very first sidewalk boards were made - by nailing roller-skate axles under a wooden plank.

Perfect for retro urban environments, 1950s American town settings, garages, workshops, nostalgic still-life scenes and storytelling shots. The model comes with realistic worn wood and aged metal PBR textures for close-up-ready results.

Features:

• Realistic PBR textures (Base Color, Roughness, Metallic, Normal)
• UDIM texture layout (3 tiles: 1001–1003) for high texel density
• Non-destructive, modifier-based workflow – fully editable in Blender
• Modeled in Blender, textured in Adobe Substance Painter
• Real-world scale (approx. 66 cm deck length)
• Render-ready for Cycles and EEVEE
• Clean topology

Texture Sets:

• Base Color, Metallic, Normal, Roughness
• UDIM tiles 1001, 1002, 1003
• Format: JPG 
• Resolution: 4K per tile

Specs:

• Objects: 34
• Vertices: ~195,000
• Faces: ~193,100
• Triangles: ~386,000

Technical Details

• Render engine: Cycles / EEVEE
• Texture resolution: 4096×4096 per UDIM tile
• UV mapping: yes - UDIM (3 tiles)
• PBR: yes
• Materials: yes (textured)
• Modifiers: included, non-destructive (not applied)
• Rigged: no
• Animated: no
• Game-ready: no (UDIM textures, modifiers not baked)
• File formats: blend, .fbx, .obj (+ .mtl)