Wasteland Scrambler

A post-apocalyptic scrambler built entirely from Python in Blender, so every part can be re-proportioned, re-detailed or rebuilt. The mechanics are engineered, not just styled: tyres, suspension and steering move through their full range without touching anything, and every cable is routed to a real component. An automated checker sweeps the rig and proves it.

Concept: the "wasteland scrambler" design by @nora.pragmatik, re-styled with its own livery and an original K hex badge on the tank.

Petrol teal Satin black Safety orange

Size: 2.2 m long · 1.56 m wheelbase · 0.95 m seat
Wheels: 29" knobby tyres on 17" rims
Steering: 25° rake, 117 mm trail, ±35° lock
Suspension: 120 mm travel, front fork and rear monoshock
Engine: Air-cooled 50° V-twin, kick start, carb in the V
Materials: Procedural wear: paint, primer, bare metal, rust, grime, dust, drips
Exports: GLB · FBX · USD · USDZ, baked 2048² PBR sets

Blender · bpy
Procedural PBR
Rig + Hook modifiers
Interference checker
Texture baking

Source on GitHub

This web preview is compressed to about 2 MB. The master model is 45 MB with full-resolution textures.

Studio renders

Rendered from the master file's 13 studio cameras. The gauges are printed dial textures generated in code.

Three-quarter front view of the scrambler — **Hero.** Front three-quarter.

Profile. Right side.

Rear three-quarter view — **Rear.** Twin exhaust and fat rear tyre.

Close-up of the V-twin engine — **Engine.** 50° V-twin with routed oil feeds.

Speedometer and tachometer — **Gauges.** Dials generated in Python.

Rider's view of the cockpit — **Cockpit.** The rider's view.

Head stock and wiring harness — **Head stock.** Loom, clips and stop bolts.

Left side electrics and chain — **Left side.** Electrics and chain line.

Rear brake and exhaust detail — **Rear brake.** Caliper, master cylinder, exhaust.