vintage payphone booth 3d model

A realistic outdoor 1990s telephone booth, standing alone in a desolate rural village. The booth is made of metal and glass panels, slightly rusted and weathered by time. The paint is faded (dirty red or dull green), with chipped edges and signs of decay. Inside the booth, a classic payphone is mounted, with a keypad, coin slot, and a hanging handset attached by a coiled metal cord. The glass panels are scratched, cracked, and partially dirty, with some faint grime streaks and fingerprints. Subtle horror elements: faint organic vein-like patterns creeping along the metal frame, barely noticeable at first glance. The glass may have slight distortions, as if reality itself is warping. The interior feels slightly darker than it should be. The booth stands isolated, slightly tilted, giving an unsettling feeling. No exaggerated horror — keep it grounded, realistic, and believable. Style: realistic, game-ready asset, PBR materials, optimized topology, mid-poly (10k-25k tris).