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Male Astronaut 3D Model
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| Vendor: | mastertob |
| Published: | Jun 30, 2026 |
| Download Size: | 110.8 MB |
| Made With AI: | Yes |
| Game Ready: | Yes |
| Polygons: | 48,587 |
| Vertices: | 48,587 |
| Print Ready: | Yes |
| 3D Scan: | – |
| Textures: | Yes |
| Materials: | Yes |
| UV Mapped: | Yes |
| PBR: | Yes |
| Rigged: | Yes |
| Animated: | Yes |
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Male Astronaut 3D Model
Astronaut
Name: Dr. Magnus Hale
Long before the first colony existed, Dr. Magnus Hale spent years studying strange optical phenomena on uninhabited worlds. During one observation mission, he made a discovery that changed humanity's future.
Watching a rainbow form within a frozen methane atmosphere, Hale realized that the visible arc was only a small section of a complete sphere. The rainbow was not a bridge of light—it was evidence of an invisible dome surrounding the observer.
This revelation inspired the design of the revolutionary Ionosphere Bubble Generator.
When the first prototype was activated on the barren moon Aster-9, Hale personally supervised the test. As the generator released billions of charged particles into the vacuum, a shimmering blue sphere expanded across the surface. Moments later, sunlight scattered through the growing field, creating a giant luminous rainbow visible from orbit.
The experiment succeeded.
Humanity had created its first artificial sky.
In the years that followed, Hale helped develop the secondary Ozonecreator Layer, transforming the fragile ionosphere shell into a permanent protective habitat dome capable of shielding entire cities from radiation, meteor debris, and extreme temperatures.
Today, every R-9 colony, station, and frontier settlement exists because of that first successful activation.
Many historians refer to Dr. Hale as "The Man Who Built the Sky."
Assignment: Dome Construction & Atmospheric Systems
Dr. Hale was among the first pioneers sent beyond the established colonies to prepare new worlds for habitation. Trained as both an engineer and atmospheric specialist, he participated in the historic activation of the first Ionosphere Bubble Generator.
When the prototype created humanity's first artificial sky, Elias became one of the earliest personnel to step beneath the newly formed protective dome. His suit was specially modified for hazardous environments, allowing him to operate construction equipment, deploy atmospheric stabilizers, and repair colony infrastructure in extreme conditions.
As new settlements expanded across moons and distant planets, Dr. Hale led numerous frontier missions, helping establish Energy Nodes, Signal Nexus stations, and Aerospace Ports that would later become the foundation of the R-9 Colonial Network.
Many colonists know him simply as "The First Builder" — the engineer who helped transform lifeless worlds into places where humanity could thrive.
3d model
GUN.pp2
Male_Astronaut.cr2
R-9_Male.cr2
Texture Resolution: 8192192 px
Ceramic_2D_View.png
CGP.png
CL_2.png
gun Mat_2D_View.png
ImageAO.png
ImageAO2.png
Material__11_Normal_OpenGL.png
Number of Unique Meshes: 2 (Character + gun)
HandIK, FootIK: Yes
Number of Characters: 1
Vertex Counts of Characters: 48,587
Animated: Yes
Number of Animations pz2: 16(comander,crawls,damage,dead,idle,idle2,jump,jump2,reload,run,shoot,side walk,SlowDescend,stand up,turn,walk)
Animation Types In-place
Number of Materials: 2 (red, green, yellow)
Number of Material Instances: 2
Number of Textures: 3 (defaultMat, AO, Normal)
Texture Resolutions: 8192192 px
Supported Development Platforms:
Windows: Yes
Mac: Yes
The weapon model is enabled and automatically fits the character.
Name: Dr. Magnus Hale
Long before the first colony existed, Dr. Magnus Hale spent years studying strange optical phenomena on uninhabited worlds. During one observation mission, he made a discovery that changed humanity's future.
Watching a rainbow form within a frozen methane atmosphere, Hale realized that the visible arc was only a small section of a complete sphere. The rainbow was not a bridge of light—it was evidence of an invisible dome surrounding the observer.
This revelation inspired the design of the revolutionary Ionosphere Bubble Generator.
When the first prototype was activated on the barren moon Aster-9, Hale personally supervised the test. As the generator released billions of charged particles into the vacuum, a shimmering blue sphere expanded across the surface. Moments later, sunlight scattered through the growing field, creating a giant luminous rainbow visible from orbit.
The experiment succeeded.
Humanity had created its first artificial sky.
In the years that followed, Hale helped develop the secondary Ozonecreator Layer, transforming the fragile ionosphere shell into a permanent protective habitat dome capable of shielding entire cities from radiation, meteor debris, and extreme temperatures.
Today, every R-9 colony, station, and frontier settlement exists because of that first successful activation.
Many historians refer to Dr. Hale as "The Man Who Built the Sky."
Assignment: Dome Construction & Atmospheric Systems
Dr. Hale was among the first pioneers sent beyond the established colonies to prepare new worlds for habitation. Trained as both an engineer and atmospheric specialist, he participated in the historic activation of the first Ionosphere Bubble Generator.
When the prototype created humanity's first artificial sky, Elias became one of the earliest personnel to step beneath the newly formed protective dome. His suit was specially modified for hazardous environments, allowing him to operate construction equipment, deploy atmospheric stabilizers, and repair colony infrastructure in extreme conditions.
As new settlements expanded across moons and distant planets, Dr. Hale led numerous frontier missions, helping establish Energy Nodes, Signal Nexus stations, and Aerospace Ports that would later become the foundation of the R-9 Colonial Network.
Many colonists know him simply as "The First Builder" — the engineer who helped transform lifeless worlds into places where humanity could thrive.
3d model
GUN.pp2
Male_Astronaut.cr2
R-9_Male.cr2
Texture Resolution: 8192192 px
Ceramic_2D_View.png
CGP.png
CL_2.png
gun Mat_2D_View.png
ImageAO.png
ImageAO2.png
Material__11_Normal_OpenGL.png
Number of Unique Meshes: 2 (Character + gun)
HandIK, FootIK: Yes
Number of Characters: 1
Vertex Counts of Characters: 48,587
Animated: Yes
Number of Animations pz2: 16(comander,crawls,damage,dead,idle,idle2,jump,jump2,reload,run,shoot,side walk,SlowDescend,stand up,turn,walk)
Animation Types In-place
Number of Materials: 2 (red, green, yellow)
Number of Material Instances: 2
Number of Textures: 3 (defaultMat, AO, Normal)
Texture Resolutions: 8192192 px
Supported Development Platforms:
Windows: Yes
Mac: Yes
The weapon model is enabled and automatically fits the character.
