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Lowest recorded standalone price in this history: $7.99. The latest store price is $7.99, matching the lowest recorded price shown here.
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| Sale start / price check | Price | Observation |
|---|---|---|
| $7.99 | Latest store price | |
| $7.99 | Unity Permanent Decrease 2026-10-22 2026-10-29 | |
| $15.98 | Unity First Price 2026-08-20 2026-08-20 | |
| $7.99 | Unity New Release Discount 2026-08-20 2026-09-03 | |
| $7.99 | Unity New Release Discount 2026-08-20 2026-09-03 |
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The 4 most recent recorded offers including this asset. Past offers may no longer be available. Bundle prices cover a package, not this asset alone.
About Soviet Panel Block Estate — Modular Urban Kit
- Tools, Systems & Learning > Level & World Building
- Theme > Stylized
- Theme > Low Poly
- Theme > Buildings & Infrastructure
- Theme > Modern
- Art & Visuals > 3D
- Theme > Historical
Soviet Panel Block Estate is a modular kit for building late-socialist housing estates — the prefabricated concrete panel blocks that fill the edges of every city from Berlin to Sofia, and the streets, courtyards and clutter that surround them.
Everything snaps to one grid. Wall panels are exactly one bay wide (3.20 m) and one floor tall (2.80 m), pivoted bottom-centre on the exterior wall plane, so a facade is built by stepping X by 3.20 and Y by 2.80. The measured seam between adjacent panels is 0.00 mm. Roads tile on 8 m, paving and ground on 4 m.
The kit is not locked to one building shape. Because a facade is just a grid of module names, you can build low slabs, narrow towers, or two towers linked by a multi-storey bridge over an open ground-level passage — the form the real linked brutalist blocks used. The included assemblers do all three.
Four surface finishes — raw precast concrete, ceramic mosaic cladding, ochre repaint and pale green repaint — let neighbouring blocks read as different buildings without new geometry.
WHAT MAKES IT LOOK ALIVE
aftermarket air-conditioning boxes, satellite dishes bolted to every facade, flower boxes, laundry lines, the communal carpet-beating rack in the yard, sheet-metal lock-up garages, the concrete slab walkway that runs from each entrance out to the street.
GROUND AND ROADS
A full ground layer, not an afterthought: asphalt tiles with cracks and patch repairs, potholes, speed bumps, precast kerbs with swept curves and dropped crossings, road markings on separate planes so a junction can be marked up without new road variants, concrete slab pavements in three states of settlement, granite setts, interlocking pavers, dirt, gravel, grass, desire paths worn across the lawns, and transition tiles so a paved edge never just stops dead.
READY TO USE
Import, run Tools > Soviet Panel Block Estate > Set Up Pack, then Build Demo Scene. You get the example estate with a walkable first-person player already in it — press Play and walk the street. Materials, prefabs, box colliders and LODGroups are all generated for you.
SUITABLE FOR
Third-person and first-person games, survival and post-Soviet settings, urban exploration and anything needing believable Eastern European or Balkan residential exteriors.
The style is clean low-poly with accurate real-world proportions rather than photoreal surfacing.
Everything snaps to one grid. Wall panels are exactly one bay wide (3.20 m) and one floor tall (2.80 m), pivoted bottom-centre on the exterior wall plane, so a facade is built by stepping X by 3.20 and Y by 2.80. The measured seam between adjacent panels is 0.00 mm. Roads tile on 8 m, paving and ground on 4 m.
The kit is not locked to one building shape. Because a facade is just a grid of module names, you can build low slabs, narrow towers, or two towers linked by a multi-storey bridge over an open ground-level passage — the form the real linked brutalist blocks used. The included assemblers do all three.
Four surface finishes — raw precast concrete, ceramic mosaic cladding, ochre repaint and pale green repaint — let neighbouring blocks read as different buildings without new geometry.
WHAT MAKES IT LOOK ALIVE
aftermarket air-conditioning boxes, satellite dishes bolted to every facade, flower boxes, laundry lines, the communal carpet-beating rack in the yard, sheet-metal lock-up garages, the concrete slab walkway that runs from each entrance out to the street.
GROUND AND ROADS
A full ground layer, not an afterthought: asphalt tiles with cracks and patch repairs, potholes, speed bumps, precast kerbs with swept curves and dropped crossings, road markings on separate planes so a junction can be marked up without new road variants, concrete slab pavements in three states of settlement, granite setts, interlocking pavers, dirt, gravel, grass, desire paths worn across the lawns, and transition tiles so a paved edge never just stops dead.
READY TO USE
Import, run Tools > Soviet Panel Block Estate > Set Up Pack, then Build Demo Scene. You get the example estate with a walkable first-person player already in it — press Play and walk the street. Materials, prefabs, box colliders and LODGroups are all generated for you.
SUITABLE FOR
Third-person and first-person games, survival and post-Soviet settings, urban exploration and anything needing believable Eastern European or Balkan residential exteriors.
The style is clean low-poly with accurate real-world proportions rather than photoreal surfacing.