
This 2D Revit family depicts a crouching superhero figure, designed for use as entourage in architectural documentation and plans. The asset is a flat, two-dimensional line-work representation of a crouching costumed figure. It features a detailed grid-like pattern across the suit, mimicking a comic-book aesthetic suitable for illustrative purposes within technical drawings. The figure is captured in a dynamic, low-profile squatting stance, with hands positioned near the ground. As a purely graphical element, it lacks three-dimensional geometry, relying instead on clean, vector-based line work that remains crisp at various scales. This representation is intended for overlaying on floor plans, sections, or elevations to provide a sense of scale and character.
The download is a 338 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.
As a native Revit family, this 2D figure is placed directly into project views using standard component tools. Because the geometry is flat, it functions best in elevation or section views where it can be layered behind or in front of architectural elements using the draw order commands. Users should ensure the family is loaded into the appropriate view category to maintain visibility control, allowing for easy toggling of the graphic in different presentation sheets.
This entourage figure is primarily intended for conceptual architectural presentations, competition boards, or illustrative project documentation where a specific stylistic tone is desired. It serves as a narrative element in residential or urban design projects to add personality to exterior or interior scenes. Professionals might use this to populate public plazas, rooftops, or themed interior spaces, pairing it with other stylized entourage to maintain a cohesive graphic language across all project diagrams and rendered output documentation.
Spiderman 2D Entourage Figure
Free
File formats
What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.