Futuristic Sci-Fi Radio Device Imagined With Plasticity & Substance 3D

Chiro Fujita, the artist behind the cool stylized anthropomorphic fox 3D artwork we featured recently, has unveiled the Arcus-2200 sci-fi radio, designed as part of his exploration into the popular "CAD for artists" software Plasticity.

Created in Kawasaki, Japan, by the fictional company Kasayama Industry Ltd., this is a 3D concept model made for personal study and is not intended as a "game-ready" asset. Here's what its topology looks like:

The Arcus-2200 was crafted and rendered using Blender 4.1, with Chiro utilizing the Blender add-ons Poly Haven Asset Browser and Colorist Pro. The included textures and lighting settings are also intended solely for personal study and cannot be used for commercial purposes.

Have a closer look at the prop below:

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