
This vintage stick grenade 3D model features a weathered olive metal head and a textured wooden handle for realistic historical scenes. This model represents a classic stick-style grenade with a cylindrical metal head finished in a worn olive-drab coating. It features a distinctive side-mounted loop and a textured, tapered wooden handle that shows signs of natural grain and age. The base is finished with a serrated metal cap, providing a realistic contrast to the upper assembly. Every component, from the seams in the metal casing to the subtle surface imperfections on the wood, is designed to reflect the aesthetic of mid-century military field equipment used in historical re-enactments or cinematic set dressing.
The download is a 65.9 MB compressed archive with the model in BLEND, FBX and GLTF format.
Integrate this asset into your scene by scaling to the provided real-world dimensions to ensure accurate spatial representation. The model comes with clearly defined geometry, allowing for easy placement within larger collections of historical artifacts. Apply the included textures to the corresponding mesh surfaces to maintain the intended weathered look. The object is structured as a single, cohesive unit, making it straightforward to position within digital environments or use as a detailed focal point in a wider historical assembly or military-themed display.
This prop is suitable for historical interior design projects, museum exhibits, or cinematic set design where authentic period details are required. It pairs effectively with other industrial or vintage military-themed objects, such as storage crates, old maps, or rough-hewn workbenches. Professionals might search for this asset when building scenes related to war history, historical archives, or film production. Its weathered aesthetic ensures it fits naturally into environments depicting mid-century conflict, bunker interiors, or tactical training simulations where historical accuracy is essential.
Olive Metal and Wood Stick Grenade Prop
Free
What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Public domain. Use commercially, modify and redistribute. No attribution required.
Covers 1 seat.