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GLB1958 Viking 40 Platform Truck 3D Model
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| Vendor: | Arq_Lugo |
| Published: | Sep 15, 2026 |
| Download Size: | 144.9 MB |
| Game Ready: | Yes |
| Polygons: | 263,966 |
| Vertices: | 281,078 |
| Print Ready: | – |
| 3D Scan: | – |
| Textures: | Yes |
| Materials: | – |
| UV Mapped: | – |
| PBR: | – |
| Rigged: | – |
| Animated: | – |
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1958 Viking 40 Platform Truck 3D Model
Welcome back to another classic commercial vehicle showcase. Today, we take an in-depth look at a meticulously detailed recreation of a true late-1950s workhorse: the 1958 Viking 40 Platform Truck.
Designed from the ground up for CGI artists, VFX producers, and environment designers, this vintage heavy-duty flatbed asset delivers extreme mechanical realism and period-accurate architectural details for high-end digital productions.
Technical Specifications:Software: Designed natively in Blender 5.1. Vertices: 281,078 Edges: 542,194 Faces: 263,966 Triangles: 515,333
Directory Structure and Rigging Details:The Blender outliner is cleanly divided into separate labeled folders for seamless navigation, including Chassis, Cabin, Doors, Flatbed/Platform, and mechanical parts. All active moving parts, including the cabin doors, steering wheel, and moving platform components, are precisely parented to Empty objects, ensuring an effortless animation setup in your workflow.
Important Compatibility Notice:This vehicle is strictly recommended for digital use, such as CGI, VFX pipelines, architectural visualization, and cinematic animations. It is not optimized or tested for 3D printing.
If you enjoyed this hard-surface vehicle showcase, please like the video, subscribe for upcoming vintage commercial truck releases, and leave a comment telling me what classic model you would like to see next.
Thanks for watching and supporting my work.
Designed from the ground up for CGI artists, VFX producers, and environment designers, this vintage heavy-duty flatbed asset delivers extreme mechanical realism and period-accurate architectural details for high-end digital productions.
Technical Specifications:Software: Designed natively in Blender 5.1. Vertices: 281,078 Edges: 542,194 Faces: 263,966 Triangles: 515,333
Directory Structure and Rigging Details:The Blender outliner is cleanly divided into separate labeled folders for seamless navigation, including Chassis, Cabin, Doors, Flatbed/Platform, and mechanical parts. All active moving parts, including the cabin doors, steering wheel, and moving platform components, are precisely parented to Empty objects, ensuring an effortless animation setup in your workflow.
Important Compatibility Notice:This vehicle is strictly recommended for digital use, such as CGI, VFX pipelines, architectural visualization, and cinematic animations. It is not optimized or tested for 3D printing.
If you enjoyed this hard-surface vehicle showcase, please like the video, subscribe for upcoming vintage commercial truck releases, and leave a comment telling me what classic model you would like to see next.
Thanks for watching and supporting my work.
