Garden bird-feeding station visualization with an empty rimmed tray, two round perches, four roof supports and a single sloping roof. Edge fascias, under-roof battens and fastener exteriors finish the roof. A central post, seated tray mount and four under-tray braces support the tray. The crossfoot has four timber braces, four bored post-shoe plates and four ground pads; roof supports have mounted footplates. No birds, feed or water included.
Selected overall CG bounds: approximately 0.770 x 0.770 x 1.664 metres. Native product: 121 mesh parts, 11,324 vertices and 22,324 triangles. Five scalar PBR materials use three original 256 x 256 PNG base colours with repeating wood-grain/matte-roof variation and two uniform 32 x 32 PNG base colours for pads and fittings. Stylized simple finishes; no scanned timber or normal/roughness/metallic map set. Shared overlapping UV charts inside 0-1; no unique paint atlas or lightmap unwrap.
Includes native Blender 5.2, indexed OBJ with MTL, FBX 7.4 and GLB 2.0. All four actual final customer archives were independently extracted and reopened in Blender 5.2.1 LTS. Part retention, world geometry, connected closed positive solids, UVs, decoded PNG pixels and per-part material assignments were checked. All five decoded images and scalar values match across four imports. Static surface-contact analysis connects all 121 parts; four pads meet Z=0. Selected topology and direct OBJ bore, feeding-column, floor and front-access checks passed. These are static CG checks, not strength, hidden fastener engagement or biological validation. Use the supplied documented Blender material helper after OBJ/FBX import; other applications may need manual setup.
Eight actual images show overview, front tray/perches, rear roof supports, braced base, roof-edge fastenings, tray underside, wireframe and UV charts. No animation, rig, LODs, collisions or manufacturing drawings.
Generic Modelora CG design informed by roofed bird-table cues. The Bishopdale reference has a pitched roof and shaped supports; this design independently selects a single-slope roof, profiles, proportions and mounts. No exact manufacturer reconstruction, vendor CAD, imported third-party mesh, logo or reference-photo pixels. Wood species, treatment, weather resistance, hygiene, bird suitability, rated load and safety performance are unspecified.