Bring the soul of Paris to your projects with this collection of 12 ultra-realistic 3D scans.

This pack is a passion project spanning several years of meticulous on-site scanning. From the massive Arc de Triomphe to small iconic pieces like the Wallace Fountain, these assets aims to capture the authentic look and feel of Parisian architecture.

🎥 Showcase: https://youtu.be/bEK413T69RE

🛠️ Technical Overview (UE5): https://youtu.be/-2f9RBDD7P8

(I highly recommend watching the overview to see the honest quality, details, and specificities of the scans).

Why this pack?

• High-end quality: 12 unique landmarks with full PBR materials and 8K textures (8192x8192) for maximum realism.

• Production ready: Cleaned, optimized, and textured using a pro pipeline (RealityScan, InstaLOD, Blender, Substance Painter) to ensure easy integration.

• Unreal Engine native: Includes ORM textures and is ready for migration to your UE projects.

• Ground-level capture: Due to strict drone regulations in Paris, all scans were taken from ground level. This means they look incredible from a human/player perspective, though upper areas of tall structures naturally have less resolution.

Free lifetime updates

I treat this pack as a living collection. Your one-time purchase includes all future updates at no extra cost:

• Technical upgrades: Better topology, UDIM support, and Gaussian Splatting versions are in the pipeline.

• New content: I will regularly add new scans of other Parisian monuments to expand the library.

Asset List (v1.0):
Arc de Triomphe, Luxor Obelisk, Fountain Saint-Michel, Wallace Fountain, Monument de la République, July Column, Equestrian statues (Henri IV, Louis XIV), Joan of Arc, Chopin’s Tomb, The Oldest Clock in Paris, Place de la Concorde Streetlamp.

Ideal For:

• AAA or indie games (environment art)

• Virtual production & cinematics

• ArchViz & VR experiences

Support:
I’m building a community Discord for support and sneak peeks (coming soon). In the meantime, if you have any questions or issues, email me directly at [email protected].

I really hope you enjoy using these scans as much as I enjoyed capturing them. Your feedback helps me improve the next update!