Off-Road Wheelchair (Wheelchair Reference Pack)
A rigid frame wheelchair with large wheels, designed for an independent character in a more rural environment.
Comes with:
a .blend (Blender file) file containing basic materials (shaders) that can be edited
an .obj and .mtl file, which can be imported directly into Clip Studio Paint or other 3D modelling programs
A link to the instruction manual which includes guides on how to do things like change the colour of the frame in blender, import the files into Clip Studio Paint and more.
What kind of character would this wheelchair suit?
This wheelchair was based on wheelchairs designed for off-road traversal and rural life. It is built for someone who lives in the country or somewhere without adequate roads/footpaths, meaning they will need to be off-road more often, such as a farmer, or someone who enjoys and regularly engages in outdoor activities.
Large, soft wheels on the front and back are better for going over uneven terrain, but will make the chair slower and harder to turn on flat, even surfaces (think bmx bike vs a road racing bike). This chair has a low back rest, which gives the user more movement in their arms and shoulders but means they can not have handles on the back, so this chair should only be used by someone who is confident in their wheelchair skills and won't need help often. Likewise, is also has no breaks, as they are not really needed on rough terrain and become an injury risk. It also features a tilted seat, a common feature in wheelchairs for people with spinal injuries and lower-body paralysis, as it helps to hold them in place better.
This wheelchair probably won’t be the only one this character owns. many people who have this kind of wheelchair (in the western world at least) also have a more basic active chair that is better suited to going into town, as these off-road wheelchairs tend to be very difficult to get use in narrow, urban spaces like shop isles or narrow footpaths.
A rigid frame wheelchair with large wheels, designed for an independent character in a more rural environment.
Comes with:
a .blend (Blender file) file containing basic materials (shaders) that can be edited
an .obj and .mtl file, which can be imported directly into Clip Studio Paint or other 3D modelling programs
A link to the instruction manual which includes guides on how to do things like change the colour of the frame in blender, import the files into Clip Studio Paint and more.
What kind of character would this wheelchair suit?
This wheelchair was based on wheelchairs designed for off-road traversal and rural life. It is built for someone who lives in the country or somewhere without adequate roads/footpaths, meaning they will need to be off-road more often, such as a farmer, or someone who enjoys and regularly engages in outdoor activities.
Large, soft wheels on the front and back are better for going over uneven terrain, but will make the chair slower and harder to turn on flat, even surfaces (think bmx bike vs a road racing bike). This chair has a low back rest, which gives the user more movement in their arms and shoulders but means they can not have handles on the back, so this chair should only be used by someone who is confident in their wheelchair skills and won't need help often. Likewise, is also has no breaks, as they are not really needed on rough terrain and become an injury risk. It also features a tilted seat, a common feature in wheelchairs for people with spinal injuries and lower-body paralysis, as it helps to hold them in place better.
This wheelchair probably won’t be the only one this character owns. many people who have this kind of wheelchair (in the western world at least) also have a more basic active chair that is better suited to going into town, as these off-road wheelchairs tend to be very difficult to get use in narrow, urban spaces like shop isles or narrow footpaths.
A rigid frame wheelchair with large wheels, designed for an independent character in a more rural environment.
Comes with:
a .blend (Blender file) file containing basic materials (shaders) that can be edited
an .obj and .mtl file, which can be imported directly into Clip Studio Paint or other 3D modelling programs
A link to the instruction manual which includes guides on how to do things like change the colour of the frame in blender, import the files into Clip Studio Paint and more.
What kind of character would this wheelchair suit?
This wheelchair was based on wheelchairs designed for off-road traversal and rural life. It is built for someone who lives in the country or somewhere without adequate roads/footpaths, meaning they will need to be off-road more often, such as a farmer, or someone who enjoys and regularly engages in outdoor activities.
Large, soft wheels on the front and back are better for going over uneven terrain, but will make the chair slower and harder to turn on flat, even surfaces (think bmx bike vs a road racing bike). This chair has a low back rest, which gives the user more movement in their arms and shoulders but means they can not have handles on the back, so this chair should only be used by someone who is confident in their wheelchair skills and won't need help often. Likewise, is also has no breaks, as they are not really needed on rough terrain and become an injury risk. It also features a tilted seat, a common feature in wheelchairs for people with spinal injuries and lower-body paralysis, as it helps to hold them in place better.
This wheelchair probably won’t be the only one this character owns. many people who have this kind of wheelchair (in the western world at least) also have a more basic active chair that is better suited to going into town, as these off-road wheelchairs tend to be very difficult to get use in narrow, urban spaces like shop isles or narrow footpaths.
The instruction manual for this pack can be found here, as well as included in the downloaded .zip folder
This model (and all the others in this pack) is completely free for both personal and commercial use, but a donation would be greatly appreciated, especially if you plan to use this for a commercial project.
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You are free to use this and all the models in the “Wheelchair Reference Pack” for personal and commercial projects, with the following restrictions:
You may share these assets freely, as long as you do not charge for them. You may not sell these assets directly or charge others to use them.
You may not use these assets in NFTs or any other cryptocurrency-related projects.
You may not use these assets to train or fine-tune generative AI models.
Attribution is not required but is greatly appreciated (I would love to be tagged in artwork you use them to make or projects you feature them in)
