Titanium Archive

Premier 3D Content

Models from The Archive are used daily by professional animators and artists around the world and have been used in numerous films, games, commercials, and simulations. Industry professionals appreciate the selection and quality The Archive offers as well as the time saved normally spent modeling and putting that towards more productive use.

For example, more than 90% of the cars and trucks have been digitized by hand from the actual vehicle. Each of these models took weeks to complete and The Archive contains over a thousand of them.

In many cases where digitizing is not practical, as with large scale objects, blueprints and schematics were used to ensure the most accurate models possible. This comes through in architectural models like the Statue of Liberty, Taj Mahal, Notre Dame Cathedral, and our vast selection of military vehicles. The Archive isn’t just the largest collection of 3D content available; it’s the most accurate as well.

A Variety of Uses

The Archive contains models in varying resolutions which means that you're likely to find what you need for whatever job you're working on. Many of our vehicles were created for broadcast clients and feature films. You'll find military data used in films such as Blackhawk Down, The Rock, and Independence Day, and lower poly count models suitable for realtime applications and game development. Since you can't predict what you'll need at any given moment, The Archive covers you with a wide selection of content in varying degrees of complexity.

Industry Standard Format

The Archive models are delivered in industry standard OBJ format making them compatible with virtually any production pipeline including; Maya®, 3ds Max®, Softimage®| XSI®, CINEMA 4D, LightWave 3D®, and any of the 2D products such as Photoshop® CS3 Extended, Acrobat®, and 3D compositors. No matter what your application, you'll be able to easily integrate content from The Archive and effortlessly move models between applications.