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1950s Swiss Sewing Machine 3D model
Based on a real 1950s Swiss sewing machine, this model captures the rounded, streamlined body that made mid-century appliances so recognisable. It arrives untextured, so it renders as a clean white form you can paint in any colour.
- Triangles
- 5,301
- Vertices
- 5,214
- File
- GLB · 1.28 MB · 1024 px WebP textures
- Budget
- Very light
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0
- Creator
- Halil Kantarci
What you can do with it
- A tailor's shop, attic or grandmother's house interior
- A base mesh for practising your own texturing
- Industrial design reference for mid-century product shapes
Performance: is 5,301 triangles a lot?
Very light. Fine for mobile games, standalone VR and web pages, even with many copies on screen. It has fewer triangles than 82% of the 52 models in this library. Read more about polygon budgets, or how to reduce a model's polygon count.
Before you use it
There are no colour textures, so it looks plain white until you assign a material. This also makes it a good clay render.
Free to use, change and sell under CC BY 4.0, as long as you credit the creator. A ready-made credit:
"Vintage sewing machine" by Halil Kantarci (https://sketchfab.com/halilkantarci), https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/4f6c74f9f904439b8554078d1be14821, via Objaverse on Hugging Face. CC BY 4.0. Textures re-encoded to 1024 px WebP.
Make your own version
Want it in your own style? Start from this prompt in text to 3D:
a vintage 1950s electric sewing machine with a rounded cream body
