3DT Dungeon Kitbash Pack for Blender & UE5

Build stylized dungeon scenes faster with a reusable asset pack built for real environment work.
Created by Dallas for 3D Tudor, this pack includes 70 unique assets and 15 stylized materials for Blender 5.0, UE5.7, and GLB workflows. It is designed for artists who want reusable structure, matching props, and a cleaner route from blank scene to finished dungeon without modelling every wall section, stair, trim, and filler prop from scratch.

Turntable view of the main dungeon setup, showing how the modular kit holds up from multiple angles.

Inside the pack you get modular floors, cracked floor sections, walls, broken walls, arches, pillars, stairs, trims, wood detailing, doors, gates, chains, ropes, nails, torches, tables, chairs, barrels, spiderwebs, and rock clusters. The aim is not just to give you one hero render. It is to give you enough coverage to build close-up shots, larger layouts, and top-down style scenes without the environment falling into obvious repetition too quickly.

Hero render showing the stylized dungeon scene built from reusable walls, stairs, props, and scene dressing.

The pack also includes a Deluxe Blender setup with 2 prebuilt diorama scenes, lighting already in place, and a fire Geometry Nodes setup. On the engine side, you also get a UE5.7 project with a prebuilt lit scene, giving the pack a clear Blender-to-Unreal handoff for artists working across both tools.

Blender 5 shaded overview of the full asset set, including structural pieces, trims, props, spiderwebs, gates, and rock clusters.

All pivots are clean, and the floors and walls snap together cleanly. The material setup stays lean on purpose: 15 materials, heavy use of seamless textures, a Blender file around 200 MB, and a 2048 PBR stylized setup that is easier to manage and easier to keep visually consistent across a larger dungeon build.

Blender 5 shaded overview of the full asset set, including structural pieces, trims, props, spiderwebs, gates, and rock clusters.

This pack is a strong fit for Blender users, environment artists, game artists, and anyone building stylized dungeon scenes who wants reusable parts, practical scene dressing, and a faster route from blockout to finished result.