
This weathered tree stump 3D model features detailed bark, moss patches, and forest floor debris, suitable for natural landscapes. Rendered with high fidelity to natural decay, this tree stump asset presents a complex, organic form. The central structure exhibits heavily weathered, textured bark with deep crevices and distinct patches of moss growth across the top and sides. The base integrates seamlessly into a patch of forest floor, complete with scattered leaf litter, small stones, and exposed root structures. The proportions suggest a mature specimen, offering a realistic, weathered aesthetic that avoids uniform patterns. Its irregular geometry and multi-layered surface textures provide a convincing representation of a woodland environment for close-up or mid-range visualisation.
The download is a 102 MB compressed archive with the model in BLEND, FBX and GLTF format.
When integrating this model into a scene, ensure the pivot point is aligned with the base for easy ground placement. As a high-density asset, it is recommended to use it as a hero element in the foreground or as a scattering object for larger forest compositions. The included PBR texture maps allow for realistic interaction with environmental lighting. Use standard object scaling in your software to match the surrounding vegetation and terrain, ensuring the base blends naturally with existing ground planes or digital landscaping.
This asset is ideal for naturalistic landscape design, park planning, and environmental storytelling in architectural visualisations. It pairs well with forest-themed vegetation, rocky terrain, and mossy ground covers to build authentic woodland settings. Professionals working on residential gardens, public park projects, or ecological restoration visualisations will find this useful for adding texture and character to ground-level shots. Search for this in libraries as a natural forest floor detail, landscape accent, or woodland terrain model to enhance the realism of outdoor scenes.
Weathered Tree Stump with Moss and Debris
Free
What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Public domain. Use commercially, modify and redistribute. No attribution required.
Covers 1 seat.