Iron Curtain Arsenal 3D Model

Eleven guns from a cartoon Cold War

Every gun in Iron Curtain Call — a fast cartoon shooter where a war has to be fought a third time —
now as a game-ready pack. Wind-up 1950s toys with brass, walnut and bakelite: a shotgun that negotiates,
a Tommy gun with a typewriter drum, a bazooka wrapped like a present, a revolver with a judge's gavel
for a hammer, a minigun built into a lectern, a grenade launcher that is a rotary telephone...

The guns
- The Diplomat — pump-action double-barrel shotgun
- The Typewriter — drum-fed submachine gun
- Care Package — rocket launcher (bazooka)
- The Telegram — tesla / lightning gun
- The Filibuster — rotary cannon on a lectern
- The Veto — six-shot revolver with a swing-out cylinder
- The Party Line — rotary grenade launcher (desk telephone)
- The Lobbyist — money-bag launcher (cash register)
- The Pink Slip — paper throwing star / boomerang
- The Whistleblower — scoped bolt-action sniper rifle
- The Bailout — vault-door cannon (the BFG)

Animation-ready. Every moving part is its own object with its pivot on the joint: pumps, drums,
bolts, the revolver's crane, cylinder, ejector and six cases, the minigun's barrels, the telephone's
dial and handset, the cash drawer, the hammer and trigger. Muzzle, shell-eject and loading-port sockets
are in every file. For Unreal the guns also come as rigid-skinned skeletal meshes (one bone per
moving part).

23 matching props: reload ammo (shotgun shell, rocket, speedloader, stripper clip), ten ammo boxes
(one per gun), health and armour pickups, and gadgets (a snow-globe grenade with a see-through dome,
an umbrella glider open and furled, a big red MUTE button, a grappling hook head).

Bonus: first-person viewmodels. All 11 guns as the game shows them, with cartoon white gloves and
olive sleeves posed on the grips, plus a fist, a salute and a can-opener gauntlet, and the camera
offset for each.

One main palette material, plus transparent glass for the snow globe. Each face sits in a swatch of one 512 px palette atlas (BaseColor,
ORM, Emissive, Unity MetallicSmoothness): one draw-call-friendly material for the whole pack, nothing to
unwrap, and you can re-skin the arsenal by repainting a few swatches.

Formats
- Blender .blend (everything organised, textures packed)
- GLB / glTF 2.0 (Godot 4, web, any engine)
- FBX with the part hierarchy (Unity, Godot, Maya, 3ds Max)
- Unreal Engine 5: static meshes with sockets + skeletal guns, and a one-click Python import script
that builds the materials and a showcase map (UE 5.8)

Specs: real-world scale guns 2.3k–11.2k triangles, props 0.8k–6.1k quads where the models were
built from them hard edges and normals as authored checked for zero-area faces, flipped shells,
z-fighting and parts floating free origin on the grip for guns, on the ground for props.

License: use in unlimited commercial and non-commercial projects; don't resell or redistribute the
files themselves. Full text in LICENSE.txt.

Made by Whale Development Studios for Iron Curtain Call. Support through RenderHub.