
This detailed 3D model of a decayed mossy tree stump provides a realistic forest floor asset for Blender and other 3D environments. This organic landscape asset features a weathered, decayed tree stump integrated into a section of forest floor. The surface is rich with textural detail, including rough, gnarled bark, patches of vibrant moss growth, and a base layer composed of dense leaf litter and soil debris. The form is irregular and naturalistic, simulating the gradual decomposition of a fallen tree. Proportions are broad and low, designed to sit flush against terrain surfaces. The model captures the complex, uneven contours of natural forestry, making it suitable for high-fidelity environmental visualisations where realistic ground cover is essential.
The download is a 121 MB compressed archive with the model in BLEND, FBX and GLTF format.
Professionals can integrate this asset into 3D scenes by placing the object directly onto terrain meshes. Use the provided PBR texture maps to ensure accurate light interaction with the bark and moss surfaces. In Blender or other host software, the model can be scaled and rotated to break up repetition in larger forest environments. Due to its complex geometry, it is recommended to use the model as a foreground element where its high-resolution texture details are most visible to the camera.
This stump is ideal for landscape architecture projects, environmental visualisations, and exterior scene development. It fits naturally into woodland, park, or garden designs where a rustic or wild aesthetic is required. It pairs effectively with other forest assets such as ferns, rocks, and ground cover to create dense, immersive environments. Designers working on residential development, public realm masterplans, or game environments will find this asset useful for adding visual interest and authentic detail to ground-level landscaping in both CG imagery and site plans.
Decayed Mossy Tree Stump with Leaf Litter
Free
What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Public domain. Use commercially, modify and redistribute. No attribution required.
Covers 1 seat.