Dell Quietkey Keyboard RT7D5JTW 3D model

This is a Dell Quietkey RT7D5JTW keyboard, in AZERTY layout (French), modelled from real-life reference.

This keyboard was a standard 104-key rubber-dome keyboard known for its quiet typing experience and solid build quality. It was released in the 1990s.

It is modelled to real-world dimensions, text layouts have been created using photo capture to guarantee accuracy, and it has been textured in Substance Painter.

The model is fairly low-poly and can also be optimally subdivided thanks to its topology, allowing for extremely close shots.

Model characteristics:

• Base mesh: 19,137 vertices / 37,211 edges / 18,189 faces / 36,400 triangles / 115 individual objects when entirely separated.
• One UV map for the top case and keys, another UV map for the bottom case, pads and legs.
• Topology: all quads, and edge creases all set up to allow for optimal subdivision surface.
• Each leg can be rotated individually. Each leg consists in two encapsulated sub-legs that can rotate independently, like the real keyboard.
• 3 texture variants (Brand new, Used, Old).
• Vertex colors to quickly work with individual mesh sets: case / keys / pads / white section on the top right with some lights

By buying this product, you get:

• A PBR texture pack, which includes 3 variants (Brand new, Used, Old), in 8K PNG, 4K PNG, 2K PNG, 1K PNG and 4K JPEG for previews. All texture sets include albedo, normal, roughness and specular maps.
• A .Blend file containing 3 variations of the keyboard: one as a single mesh, one with the legs separated and ready to be articulated, and one with all parts separate (including individual keys, pads...)
• A .FBX version
• An .OBJ version
• A .DAE version, generated from the .blend file
• A .PLY version, generated from the .blend file