
This vintage tabletop CRT television, modelled in Blender, features a weathered wood-cased frame with authentic metal control dials. This tabletop CRT television features a robust, rectangular timber housing finished in a dark, worn brown tone. The front panel is dominated by a glass display screen, showing realistic smudges and surface imperfections consistent with age. To the right, a brushed-metal control section houses two circular rotating dials for channel and volume adjustment, alongside a small speaker grille. The construction includes a top-mounted carry handle and base-mounted tactile buttons for channel and mode selection, reflecting a classic mid-century electronic aesthetic. All components, from the casing to the metallic trim, exhibit signs of light weathering.
The download is a 22 MB compressed archive with the model in BLEND, FBX and GLTF format.
Users can import this model into Blender or other host software using the provided FBX or GLTF files. The geometry is lightweight, suitable for background placement in detailed interior scenes. Materials are applied via standard channels, allowing for adjustments to the metallic reflections or wood grain texture scaling. The model should be placed on a flat surface, such as a sideboard or console table, and can be lit with environment HDRIs to enhance the subtle highlights on the glass and metal components.
This asset is suited for interior design projects focusing on mid-century, retro, or vintage-themed residential spaces. It serves as a detailed decorative element for living rooms, bedrooms, or home offices where a nostalgic touch is required. It pairs effectively with period-accurate furniture, such as credenzas, low-profile media units, or wooden bookshelves. Professionals might use this in architectural visualisations for film sets, historical recreations, or retail showroom displays to establish a specific chronological context within the room's overall narrative.
Vintage Brown Wood Tabletop CRT Television
Free
What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Public domain. Use commercially, modify and redistribute. No attribution required.
Covers 1 seat.