About this asset

This 3ds Max model features a comprehensive collection of trophies, medals, and framed certificates arranged across three shelves. The set contains a diverse assortment of award-style objects, including various gold-finished cups, sculptural trophies, and framed documents. Materials are primarily metallic, featuring polished gold and bronze tones, complemented by clear glass accents and wooden framing for the certificates. Several items represent specific achievements, such as sports-themed trophies and musical awards. The arrangement includes hanging sets of medals, a small desktop speaker, and minimalist white document holders. Proportions vary across the collection, offering a realistic mix of heights and shapes suitable for creating authentic interior displays in professional or personal spaces.

The download is a 13.2 MB file containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 45 separate objects. Open it in 3ds Max; for other programs, export to FBX or OBJ from 3ds Max first.

In 3ds Max, this set is organised for efficient scene population. Each piece is grouped individually, allowing users to select and reposition specific awards or certificates to suit a custom shelf arrangement. Users should check the pivot points upon import to ensure quick placement on surfaces. Texture mapping is applied to the frames and metallic surfaces, which can be adjusted via the material editor to match specific lighting setups or render requirements without needing complex UV unwrapping.

These assets are ideal for styling corporate office interiors, study rooms, or home libraries where an element of achievement or personal history is required. They pair effectively with bespoke shelving units, executive desks, or wall-mounted display cabinets. Designers can search for these as award displays, office decor, or shelf accessories to add character to a scene. The collection provides the necessary detail for close-up shots in architectural visualisations, enhancing the lived-in quality of a room during the final staging phase.