Cartoon Style Mini Stairs 3D Model

Give your stylized environments an architectural edge with this Cartoon Style Mini Stairs 3D Model. Featuring a compact design with a concrete base and stylized metal railings, these stairs are ideal for low-poly games, animated scenes, and whimsical 3D visuals.

Whether you’re building a cozy cartoon town, furnishing an environment with realistic props, or prototyping game levels, this asset is a lightweight yet visually rich solution — offered free for your personal and educational use.

✨ Key Features:

• Cartoon Realism: Perfectly stylized with soft edges and playful proportions, ideal for toon or low-poly worlds.

• Concrete & Metal Design: Combines a textured base and sturdy railings, adding both function and flair.

• Flexible Integration: Includes FBX, OBJ, and GLB file formats for maximum compatibility with industry tools.

• Editable Structure: FBX version has separated parts (stairs, base, railings) for easy color/material changes.

• Performance Friendly: With only 2.6k vertices, this model runs smoothly in real-time applications.

🛠️ Technical Specifications:

📦 What’s Included:

• FBX File: With separated components for stair parts.

• OBJ File: Easy to import across modeling tools.

• GLB File: Ready for web and real-time rendering.

📜 Licensing & Usage (PixaBazaar Freebie License):
This 3D model is shared under the PixaBazaar Freebie License, allowing personal, educational, or non-commercial use only — with mandatory attribution.

✅ You may:

• Use in student projects, hobby games, animation practice, or demo scenes (with credit).

• Modify the model for non-commercial uses.

🚫 You may not:

• Use this model in commercial or paid work.

• Redistribute, resell, or claim the model as your own.

• Omit the required attribution.

Attribution Format:
“Cartoon Style Mini Stairs 3D Model by PixaBazaar.com”

💡 FAQs:

• What software is it compatible with? Blender, Unity, Maya, Unreal Engine, Cinema 4D, and more.

• Can I change the materials or colors? Yes! The model’s components are separated in the FBX for easy editing.

• Can I use this for mobile or web games? Absolutely. It’s light, optimized, and versatile.

Can I use this in a YouTube animation? Yes — just include attribution in the description or credits.