
This grey stone lunar rock boulder is a detailed 3D model featuring a rugged, weathered surface for realistic sci-fi environments. This single rock asset presents a distinct, irregular form with sharp, angular edges and a heavily textured, pitted surface characteristic of lunar regolith. The geometry captures a complex, craggy appearance with deep recesses and elevated ridges, providing natural visual interest from multiple angles. Finished in a uniform, muted grey tone, the material quality suggests a dense, volcanic stone composition. The model is scaled to mimic a small-to-medium-sized boulder, making it a versatile component for populating extraterrestrial landscapes or detailed geological scenes where realistic, non-organic debris is required for environmental storytelling.
The download is a 65 MB compressed archive with the model in BLEND, FBX and GLTF format.
The asset provides a clean mesh with efficient topology suitable for scattered placement in large-scale terrain scenes. Users can easily import the file into their preferred 3D software to populate lunar or arid environments. The geometry maintains its shape well under various lighting conditions, and the texture maps allow for adjustments in roughness and bump intensity to better match the specific atmospheric or lighting requirements of the host project, ensuring consistent integration across different render engines.
Ideal for architectural visualisations focusing on futuristic, sci-fi, or space-themed exterior environments, this rock model serves as a vital element for enhancing ground-level detail in planetary landscape designs. It pairs effectively with coarse gravel, sand, or cratered terrain textures to create authentic extraterrestrial settings. Professionals working on conceptual masterplans for space stations, research facilities, or immersive cinematic environments will find this asset useful for adding realism to site-specific environmental storytelling and complex, non-terrestrial terrain development.
Grey Stone Lunar Rock Boulder
Free
What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Public domain. Use commercially, modify and redistribute. No attribution required.
Covers 1 seat.