Archmodels vol. 299 is a collection of 60 models of popular tree species. You will find here such species as Quercus Robur, Betula Pendula, Acer, Alder, Tilia and Populus. The trees are made in summer and autumn versions. We have done our best to reproduce them as accurately as possible and have used photogrammetry to produce this collection. The collection is prepared in PBR materials system and is ready for rendering.

The models come in multiple versions: Hi Poly for maximum detail in visualizations and films, Mid Poly balancing quality and performance for AAA and VR, Low Poly optimized for large CG worlds, and Very Low Poly for lightweight backgrounds. All models are prepared under 3ds Max, Blender, Cinema4D. You will also find USD, OBJ and FBX formats. 

UPDATE (March 2026): We have added an animated version of each tree in this collection. All mid and low poly models now come with a ready-to-use point cache file, enabling realistic wind-driven motion without the need for manual rigging or simulation setup. This feature is available for 3ds Max, Blender, and FBX.

The workflow couldn't be simpler:
Simply load the model into your scene, press play and watch your trees come to life!

No plugins or complex setups are required — just natural, believable tree animation, perfect for architectural flyovers, exterior walkthroughs, and cinematic sequences.

Already own Archmodels vol. 299? The animated update is completely free — simply re-download it from your library.

The files are packed into 7zip format, you need to follow these steps to extract them properly:

1. Download all files to one folder
2. Use WinRAR or 7-zip for unpacking.
3. Unpack only the first file from each archive (the file with .001 extension). The rest of the files will be unpacked automatically.

Formats: max, fbx, obj, c4d, BLENDER, usd - compatible with Nvidia omniverse

Software: *.max - 2021 or higher , Cinema 4D - R23 , Blender - 4.3 or higher

Renderers: Cycles *.blend, VrayforC4D - 6, Corona *.max - 12 , Redshift *.c4d - 2025.2.2 , V-Ray *.max - 7