Street details - 3d asset pack

RELEASED AS OF OCTOBER 24, 2020! 

New update - June 2021. Includes two new street surface decals, two new picnic table 3d objects.

March 2025 update just went live a bit late but now available. Includes a vine decal, fences/gates in three materials from wood to chain link metal to stone/brick, and a pair of fountains with animated materials in image sequence or video form that can be used for animated renders.

It's royalty-free as usual, and full of 3d assets you'd expect to see in parks, suburban areas, or small-town streets. Not nature assets - those exist in my other packs, and not interior assets. (That has its own collection as well) but man-made outdoor scenery items. 

Things like mailboxes, benches, street lights, fire hydrants, garbage cans, manhole covers, storm drains, and more. ANOTHER [MINOR] JANUARY 2026 update - new path and bridge objects, all items ported to .GLB format as well as FBX, OBJ. Recommend customizing the fountains as they do have animated video textures and including that in these file formats isn't working so you may need to reattach the animated surfaces in your 3d app. 

This is included along with the many other asset packs and indie game preorders all bundled together for roughly $2 during major holiday sales.

At that time, all 4000+ existing asset files plus all future updates to those, and indie games when they release, bundled for $2 or so.

As of late 2024 the Etsy shop closed and focus shifted nearly full time to this one. A lot of things are beginning to accelerate here as a result.

The next bundle sale for those who want all my asset packs combined at a very low price is on Feb. 14, 2026 (Valentines Day) and if that becomes out of date please as usual check the main page for current info. The bundle of all my stock media is also accessible on my Ko-fi page.

Finally, to all those who have helped keep this going, growing and accelerating: THANK YOU! It's because of you - over 140 of you actively followed my page, 18 reviewed various asset collections with five star feedback, dozens have posted comments, and over 250 have made purchases here. That is amazing, and it all keeps this archive of valuable gamedev material expanding at increasing speed as we head into 2026.

.GIF example of the newly added fountains with animated, actually originally 3d-fluid-simulated, water flowing in them, that I then baked down into the low-polycount UV texture map of the basic fountain meshes. The result is something that looks like a lot of liquid motion detail [300k+ polycount liquid sim] reduced to run nicely on the surface of fountains with a far lower and leaner poly count of 250-400 or so.