POLY - Modular Western Rifle & Customizer

Develop a consistent set of digital weapon visuals with POLY - Modular Western Rifle & Customizer by Animpic Studio. The low-poly collection combines assembled rifle models with separately organized component groups, allowing artists to explore different silhouettes and finishes in Blender. Dark metal, contrasting tan panels, and green texture variants support a range of contemporary and survival-themed scenes.

Model Variants and Silhouettes

Nine assembled variants are included in the Blender file. Their different proportions and accessory choices provide visual references for compact, standard, and extended-profile models. Use them as scene props or as starting points for adapting the collection to a project's own asset workflow.

Separate collections organize body and control details, barrels, forends, muzzle attachments, stocks, magazines, sights, grip variants, and other accessory meshes. These are editable 3D components. A working configuration interface or automatic assembly system is not included in the inspected files.

Texture Finishes

The supplied main texture variants are Basic, Black, FDE, FG, and Oliva. They provide different finishes for the same visual family, from understated dark surfaces to tan and green schemes. Additional images cover scope reticles and ammunition-related surface details.

There are 13 supplied PNG files: 11 at 4096 x 4096 and two at 1024 x 1024. Texture files are supplied alongside the Blender source so artists can inspect and assign the available variants as part of their material workflow. The gallery illustrates several finishes; it does not imply that a runtime colour-selection system is included.

Blender Source and Presentation Uses

The editable source keeps model groups organized in collections and includes the assembled variants in a separate group. This structure is useful for preparing inventory icons, equipment-screen renders, armory displays, workbench scenes, and background props. A compact and an extended model can share the same visual language while remaining distinguishable at a glance.

The Blender file also retains named actions for several mechanical details. Their presence is confirmed in the source, but they are not presented as a tested engine animation controller or a complete gameplay animation set.

Included Content

• One Blender source file with modular component groups and nine assembled rifle variants.
• Body and control details, barrel and forend variants, muzzle attachments, and stocks.
• Magazine models, sight and optic models, grip variants, and accessory meshes.
• Five main texture variants: Basic, Black, FDE, FG, and Oliva.
• Scope-reticle and ammunition-related textures, for 13 supplied PNG files in total.
• Existing Blender actions for selected mechanical details.

Technical Information

• A separate Blender ZIP contains the unchanged .blend source and 13 PNG files extracted from the supplied Unity package.
• The .blend source opens in Blender 5.1; this is a file-opening and inventory check, not a full animation or export validation.
• The Unity .unitypackage currently contains the Blender source and textures. It does not include FBX files, native Unity prefabs, Unity scenes, or Customizer scripts.
• No Customizer add-on or embedded script was found in the inspected release.
• Texture dimensions: 11 PNG files at 4096 x 4096 and two at 1024 x 1024.

Release note: the Unreal Engine ZIP currently contains the same Unity package and awaits replacement with native Unreal Engine files. Gameplay systems, firing logic, damage, and engine-ready animation integration are not included in the verified delivery.