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High-quality paramedic uniform pack — realistic, game-ready, and fully rigged for Unreal Engine.

Bring Realism to Your Scenes

Equip your characters with a high-quality paramedic uniform pack designed for next-level realism in games, cinematics, and training simulations. Every model and texture was crafted by Cloth4Games (a.salehkhoo), with professional rigging and Unreal Engine importation by Specpixel, ensuring smooth integration into your projects.

This pack includes a complete set of paramedic uniforms — giving you everything you need to create authentic emergency service characters.

Whether you’re building a city roleplay game, film-quality cutscene, or simulation project, this uniform pack delivers both detail and performance.

Disclaimer:
This firefighter uniform pack is a 3D digital asset created for artistic, educational, and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended for real-world use as protective equipment or safety gear. Any resemblance to official uniforms, agencies, or brands is purely coincidental. Thumbnail contains AI generated content clothing in the products thumbnail image are not included.

Credits:
All models and textures in this firefighter uniform pack were fully created by Cloth4Games (a.salehkhoo). I, Specpixel, only handled the rigging and Unreal Engine importation.

Disclaimer about Plugins
This project requires certain Unreal Engine plugins to remain enabled in order to fully support MetaHumans and related functionality:

• LiveLink & LiveLinkControlRig – Required for MetaHuman animation streaming, retargeting, and control rig integration.

• AppleARKitFaceSupport – Required for MetaHuman facial tracking and AR facial animation across supported platforms.

• SkeletalMeshModelingTools – Included but disabled by default; not required for MetaHumans.

• ModelingToolsEditorMode - Included enabled by default; not required for MetaHumans.

These plugins are necessary to ensure proper operation of MetaHumans in this project and should not be disabled.

The Metahuman folder follows standard naming conventions, which differ from those used in the Fire Department pack folder.