MT Brick Terrace Medium Pair Brick 3b

MT Brick Terrace Medium Pair Brick 3b

MT Terrace Medium Pair Brick 3b
It's almost impossible to take a rail journey through any of the (once) industrial areas of England, Wales and Northern Ireland without seeing the backs of streets of terraced housing (though they're very much rarer in Scotland, where tenement blocks were the norm).
Here's a typical pair, which can be made up into rows as required (the thumbnail shows half of a front and the back). This version is in an authentic sooty South London brick texture derived from a photo kindly supplied by PaulSW2.


The FBX/PBR main mesh is quite high in polys, however there are four levels of LOD making the use of even large groups very feasible, as they'll also share the same 2048sq texture maps.

LOD0 22725, LOD1 15061, LOD2 5417, LOD3 2685, LOD4 74

Author: Mason Taylor

MT Brick Terrace Medium Pair Brick 3b
• base_albedo.png 5.73MB
• base_albedo.texture.txt 34 bytes
• base_norm.png 5.89MB
• base_norm.texture.txt 109 bytes
• base_para.png 3.08MB
• base_para.texture.txt 84 bytes
• config.txt 2.87KB
• mtk5p_lod0.fbx 877.40KB
• mtk5p_lod0.trainzmesh 2.30MB
• mtk5p_lod1.fbx 629.12KB
• mtk5p_lod1.trainzmesh 1.29MB
• mtk5p_lod2.fbx 341.45KB
• mtk5p_lod2.trainzmesh 427.40KB
• mtk5p_lod3.fbx 241.79KB
• mtk5p_lod3.trainzmesh 234.40KB
• mtk5p_lod4.fbx 36.37KB
• mtk5p_lod4.trainzmesh 6.45KB
• screenshot.jpg 53.42KB

VE107: The high-detail meshes total more than 10000 polygons. This may have a negative impact on performance: 0: 22725, 1: 15061, 2: 5417, 3: 2685, 4: 74, 5: 0