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Messerschmitt Bf 109E WW2 Fighter Airplane - Low Poly 3D Model

by RetroStyle Games

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4 paint schemes ship with this mesh, swapped by texture instead of by model.

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About this asset

4 paint schemes ship with this mesh, swapped by texture instead of by model.

The Bf 109E was a German fighter, in service from 1937. All four schemes are Japanese evaluation and Army markings - Japan tested the type, and none of the Luftwaffe schemes are included. This is the real-time build, made as an airplane 3d model for games.

GEOMETRY

  • 8,628 polygons, 9,203 vertices
  • quads and tris
  • UV mapped, no overlapping shells
  • subdivides cleanly for close-up renders

4 PAINT SCHEMES

  • Japanese evaluation (fictional)
  • Japanese evaluation
  • Japanese Army, alternative
  • Japanese Army

TEXTURES

  • 4 schemes, each with its own diffuse and specular map
  • all maps 2048x2048
  • one normal map shared across schemes

FILES

  • FBX and OBJ
  • 3ds Max 2014 source
  • no third-party renderer or plug-ins

FITS THESE PROJECTS

  • combat flight simulator projects
  • dogfight game and air combat game builds
  • WW2 strategy, shooter and tower-defence titles
  • museum, VR and teaching scenes

WHAT IT IS FOR

Built for games, flight sim, VFX and teaching scenes.

THE SERIES

One of 19 aircraft in the series. All share one spec. American, British, German, Soviet and Japanese types mix in one scene.

Nineteen WW2 aircraft game assets, and every plane 3d model in the set is built the same way.

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Technical details

Number of textures: 9 (Base Color (BC x4), Specular Smoothness (SS x4), Normal (N x1))

Texture dimensions: 2K (2048x2048); sRGB: BC, SS; linear: N

Polygon count: 15,254 verts / 16,908 tris (Unity counts, LOD0)

Minimum polygon count: N/A (single model)

Maximum polygon count: N/A (single model)

Number of meshes/prefabs: 1 mesh(es) (SK_RSG_Plane_Bf109E: 1 renderer(s), 2 material slot(s)/sub-mesh(es)) / 4 prefab(s) (P_RSG_Plane_Bf109E_Skin01, P_RSG_Plane_Bf109E_Skin02, P_RSG_Plane_Bf109E_Skin03, P_RSG_Plane_Bf109E_Skin04)

Rigging: Yes (Generic rig, 8 bones: cabin (canopy), propeller, landing gear (chassis_*) and wheel bones)

Animation count: 0

Animation types (Root Motion / In-place): N/A

UV mapping: Yes (single UV channel, mirrored/stacked shells share texture space)

LOD information: No LODs

Types of materials and texture maps (PBR / metal / specular workflow): Specular workflow - RSG_Lit_Specular Shader Graph (Base Color, Specular Smoothness: specular RGB + smoothness A, shared Normal)

Materials: 5, shared across Built-in, URP and HDRP - no material swapping (custom cross-pipeline Shader Graphs)

Render pipelines: Built-in, URP, HDRP (custom cross-pipeline Shader Graphs included; the Shader Graph package is required on all three - URP and HDRP pull it in automatically, on Built-in install it from the Package Manager)

Colliders: No - add colliders to the prefab for gameplay use

Dimensions: X 10.07 m x Y 3.33 m (height) x Z 8.83 m (1 unit = 1 m, prefab scale 1)

Scenes: 3 demo scenes (WW2_Demo_BRP / URP / HDRP) that automatically line up every installed WW2 Assets airplane and pilot - open the one matching your pipeline

Scripts: 1 C# demo-scene script in namespace RetroStyleGames.WW2Assets (WW2DemoPopulator, editor-only spawning, no input, no dependencies)

Dependencies: Shader Graph - package com.unity.shadergraph 17.0.4 (built into Unity 6), required because every material uses the included RSG Shader Graph shaders. URP and HDRP install it together with the pipeline package; on the Built-in Render Pipeline add it from Window > Package Manager > Unity Registry > Shader Graph. No other package dependencies.

Unity version: exported from and tested in 6000.0.77f1; Minimum Unity version Unity 6.x

Documentation: Bf109E_Documentation.md included in the package root folder

Unity Asset Store: <URL from publisher portal / not published>

Compatibility

Unity version Built-in URP HDRP
6000.0.77f1

As listed on the Asset Store.