About this asset

This wall-mounted stainless steel public payphone 3D model features a weathered aesthetic with realistic textures and a handset. This wall-mounted public payphone unit features a robust stainless steel chassis with a matte, scuffed finish indicative of long-term urban use. The interface includes a standard numeric keypad, a coin slot, and a card reader mechanism. A black plastic handset is attached via a coiled cable to the left side, resting in a dedicated cradle. The front panel displays detailed instructional graphics, Korean text, and signage. The lower section incorporates a black housing for card operations, adding contrast to the metallic body. Overall, the design captures the utilitarian and weathered character of municipal hardware.

The download is a 38.8 MB compressed archive with the model in BLEND, FBX and GLTF format.

To integrate this unit into a project, place the asset on a vertical wall surface within the scene. The model uses standard coordinate mapping, allowing for easy rotation or alignment with existing street furniture or interior wall panels. Ensure the material shaders are correctly linked in your host software to maintain the weathered metallic reflections and surface details. Adjust the lighting intensity to highlight the subtle grime and scuffs on the stainless steel casing, ensuring the textures read accurately at varying distances within your render.

This asset is suitable for urban planning visualizations, street-level environment design, or period-specific architectural projects requiring authentic municipal detailing. It pairs well with other transit-related infrastructure, such as bus stops, subway station interiors, or outdoor public plaza scenes. Professionals can search for this item when populating cityscapes, transport hubs, or retro-industrial settings where functional communication hardware is necessary for visual realism. Its scale and weathered appearance make it a versatile addition to detailed background scenes in residential or commercial exterior projects.