#source filmmaker model

[416lottie]

Available in the Steam Workshop here.  Available on Dropbox here. 

Here we have the leader of the Devil Riders, the terror of Gahanna herself, Butcher Rose!

This model features hi-res textures and dynamic outlines, and body groups for the hat (on/off), belt (on/off), and the sword on her back (sheathed sword, empty sheath, none).

There are no face flexes (the dynamic outline does not play well with face flexes), but there are face bones to pose instead.

Also included in this pack is a standalone prop of Rose's sword.

If you use these models, send me a link to the finished project; I'd love to see it!

Do not repost/upload this model elsewhere... certainly do not claim it as your own work. Please ask before porting to a different format.

CREDITS:  Gildor for creating the Unreal Engine Model Viewer (https://www.gildor.org/en/projects/umodel)

Butcher Rose belongs to Gearbox Software.

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It's the fratricidal Heir to the Maliwan Throne, Katagawa Jr!

Available in the Steam Workshop here.  Available in the SFM Lab here.  Available on Dropbox here. 

This Katagawa Jr. model features hi-res textures, dynamic outlines, and a body group for the head (to let you toggle between no helmet (default) or helmet). The helmet is also included as a separate prop/item.

There are no face flexes (the dynamic outline does not play well with face flexes), but there are face bones to pose instead.

Like my Borderlands 3 Zer0 model, this Katagawa Jr. model also has an attachment bone for Zer0's sword (which is included with the Zer0 model download)

If you use this model, send me a link to the finished project; I'd love to see it!

Do not repost/upload this model elsewhere... certainly do not claim it as your own work. Please ask before porting to a different format.

CREDITS:  Gildor for creating the Unreal Engine Model Viewer (https://www.gildor.org/en/projects/umodel)

Katagawa Jr. belongs to Gearbox Software.

BL3 ZERO MODEL + SWORD: here.

[416lottie]

Available in the Steam Workshop here.  Available on SFM Lab here.  Available on Dropbox here. 

Hey there, V.H!

This model/props pack includes the base game Ellie models for Borderlands 2 and 3, the "Fantasy Ellie" models from Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep, and a wearable welding mask prop!

All of these models feature hi-res textures and dynamic outlines.

Borderlands 3 Ellie comes with a bonus skin to allow you to choose between the Borderlands 3 and Borderlands 2 style of eyes, and has body groups for her drill arm rig (off, pauldron only, entire drill arm rig) and welding mask (off/on).

Fantasy (base) Ellie has a body group for the bulky armor (on/off). That bulky armor, man... what a labor of love that turned out to be! Turns out, there is actually not a model with that armor in the game. It's the fantasy base model, with random bits of armor just stuck onto it. So I had to hunt down the individual meshes, rescale them and manually attach them. So if there are minor differences from how it looks in-game... my apologies!

None of these models have face flexes (the dynamic outline does not play well with face flexes), but there are face bones to pose instead.

If you use any of these models, send me a link to the finished project; I'd love to see it!

Do not repost/upload these models elsewhere... certainly do not claim it as your own work. Please ask before porting to a different format.

CREDITS:  Gildor for creating the Unreal Engine Model Viewer 

Ellie and Borderlands belong to Gearbox Software.

[416lottie]

Available in the Steam Workshop here. Available on SFM Lab here. Available on Dropbox here.

BANDIT LYYYYYYFE!

The Ex-Hyperion Feral Accountant is back, and he is more bandity (and less clothed) than ever!

Yikes. The more I work with Gearbox/Unreal Engine Borderlands models, the more I miss the Telltale Games Tales from the Borderlands models! UV Mapping and weight painting issues plagued me, but I stubbornly pushed through! Like the Borderlands 2 version of Vaughn, there was some really weird weight painting going on with this model's jaw (the mouth didn't open at all). I did the best I could, but it's definitely not perfect. Exaggerated jaw posing is going to result in some weird mesh deforming of Vaughn's neck/beard. You've been warned!

This model features high-resolution textures, multiple body groups for plenty of variety, and dynamic outlines. There are no face flexes (the dynamic outline does not play well with face flexes), but there are face bones to pose instead.

In addition to lots of body groups, I also included a freebie bonus skin, which will allow you to choose between the Gearbox Borderlands 3 style eyes, and the Telltale Tales from the Borderlands style eyes. You know, because I'm nice like that.

This model marks a departure from my usual naming conventions for the armature bones, which I have been using for my Borderlands models to enable them to match LowRider's Borderlands rig script. This model had a much more complicated armature than the Telltale models, so I decided to leave the Gearbox/Unreal bone names be, for the most part, which will allow this model to be used with MARK2580's Borderlands 3 rig here in the Workshop.

Also included in this pack are Vaughn's EchoSpex eyeglasses (which have definitely seen better days!), a wearable prop that can be used with other models.

If you use this model, send me a link to the finished project; I'd love to see it!

Do not repost/upload this model elsewhere... certainly do not claim it as your own work. Please ask before porting to a different format.

CREDITS:  Gildor for creating the Unreal Engine Model Viewer (https://www.gildor.org/en/projects/umodel)

Vaughn belongs to Gearbox Software.

[416lottie]

This model pack includes two versions of Lilith (Borderlands 1 & 2).

Available in the Steam Workshop.  Available in SFMLab. Available in Dropbox.

Borderlands Lilith comes with 8 skins, including a non-canon Pink Pandoracorn skin, since I loved those in Borderlands 2. Borderlands 2 Lilith comes with 3 skins.

Both of these models feature hi-res textures, dynamic outlines, body groups for Lilith's Siren wings (toggle off, on), and weapopn attachment bones in both hands. These models do have face bones you can pose, but no face flexes (they don't play nicely with the dynamic outline). The wings are also poseable.

These models should work with LowRider's Borderlands rig script.

If you use these models, send me a link to the finished project; I'd love to see it!

Do not repost/upload these models elsewhere... certainly do not claim it as your own work. Please ask before porting to a different format.

CREDITS:  Gildor for creating the Unreal Engine Model Viewer.

Lilith belongs to Gearbox Software.

[416lottie]

SFM Model Release: Vaughn (Borderlands 2 DLC: “Commander Lilith & the Fight for Sanctuary”)

Available in the Steam Workshop here.

Available on SFMLab here.

Available on Dropbox here.

Round out your "Feral Accountant" Collection with this Time-Skip Model* Vaughn! Whew! This model required quite a bit of fixing up, but it was worth the effort. While working on this model, I compared it to the Telltale Games version of Vaughn, and discovered that lazy old Gearbox basically just took Telltale's shirtless Vaughn model and made a few minor modifications. Didn't even bother to remove the bones for the shirt that Vaughn wears wrapped on his head while he's shirtless in TFTBL. Ha! One thing Gearbox DIDN'T steal, however, were the hand textures... which had the nice Borderlands-syled black cell shading lines on them. If you look at Vaughn's hands in the Borderlands 2 DLC, you'll notice they don't have any of the Borderlands signature cells shading on them! WHAT?! So, I used the Telltale textures instead. I also cleaned up the armature, fixed some of the bizarre weight painting issues (his mouth didn't open when you manipulated the jaw bone, but the back of his neck deformed... just one example of totally whacked out weight painting going on here). And, just for good measure, I broke the model up into a bunch of body groups to allow you to decide just how bandity you want your Feral Accountant to look today. This model features high-resolution textures, multiple body groups for plenty of variety, amd dynamic outlines. There are no face flexes (the dynamic outline does not play well with face flexes), but there are face bones to pose instead. If you use this model, send me a link to the finished project, bro; I'd love to see it! Do not repost/upload this model elsewhere... certainly do not claim it as your own work. Please ask before porting to a different format. CREDITS: Gildor for creating the Unreal Engine Model Viewer: https://www.gildor.org/en/projects/umodel Vaughn belongs to Gearbox Software. *Look. I know that when you first meet him in "Commander Lilith and the Fight for Sanctuary," Vaughn talks about his adventures post-Tales in the past tense... but the way he looks in this DLC, it really looks like a halfway point between his Hyperion Accountant look, and his full-on Pandoran Bandit King guise at the end of Tales. So, there.

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Hey, Slab!

This SFM model/props pack includes two versions of Brick (Borderlands 1 & 2), plus Brick's melee weapons (lead pipe from Borderlands, sledgehammer from Borderlands 2).

Available in the Steam Workshop here.  Available in SFMLab here.  Available in Dropbox here. 

Borderlands Brick comes with 8 skins... including a totally not-canon Pink Pandoracorn skin, since I loved those skins in Borderlands 2.Borderlands 2 Brick has 5 skins, with different versions of injuries (taken from the Tales from the Borderlands texture files). These include stabbed arm, shot foot, stabbed hand, and a combination of all three injuries.All of these models feature hi-res textures and dynamic outlines. Both Brick models have a body group for his lead pipe to allow you to toggle it off and on in its loop on the back of his belt. Borderlands Brick also has an attachment bone in his right hand for his pipe or sledgehammer. Be advised that the Borderlands 1 Brick model has no face bones, and no face flexes. The Borderlands 2 Brick DOES have face bones you can pose, but no face flexes (they don't play nicely with the dynamic outline).Both Brick models should work with LowRider's Borderlands rig script. 

If you use any of these models, send me a link to the finished project; I'd love to see it!Do not repost/upload these models elsewhere... certainly do not claim it as your own work. Please ask before porting to a different format.CREDITS:

Gildor for creating the Unreal Engine Model Viewer.

Brick belongs to Gearbox Software.

[416lottie]

Available in the Steam Workshop here. Available in SFMlab here. Available in Dropbox here.

NOTE: If you have already installed my Loaderbot model, you might get a pop-up dialog about overwriting existing files when you install this model. It's perfectly safe to overwrite.

This project has been sitting around collecting proverbial dust on my harddrive for at least a year. Better late than never, right?

This Strangerbot (aka Future Loaderbot) model features improved, high-resolution textures and dynamic outlines.

This model shares the same eye as the original Loaderbot model I ported, so I decided to go ahead and set up some variant skins for this model, to take advantage of the different eye color options that my Loaderbot model pack offered. Because why not. The default skin has the familiar red eye. There is also an eye (off) skin, an evil eye (small red dot instead of the full-sized red lens), a blue eye, and an aqua eye.

No face bones in this model, so no face flexes, of course. This model should work with LowRider's Borderlands rig script, found here (delete the spaces... it's the only way i can keep this link from being automatically removed): (https : // mega .nz/ #!zhN1DSzJ!Lw--p92iwL86DVTCa6FbOrqiu7SOTL8KcPAvGkORrhI )

Do not repost/upload this model elsewhere... certainly do not claim it as your own work. Please ask before porting to a different format.

CREDITS:

* Random Talking Bush over on the XeNTaX forums for creating the Telltale Almost-All-in-One model importer ( http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=11687 )

Strangerbot, Loaderbot and Tales from the Borderlands belong to Telltale Games (RIP) and Gearbox Software.