I’m building a Roblox experience and need a set of custom weapons inspired by the transformable “RWBY” arsenal. Think hybrid blades that snap into rifles, scythes unfolding from compact forms—anything with mechanical flair that can animate cleanly in-game. Scope • Model several hero weapons, each with distinct moving parts (folding barrels, sliding blades, rotating chambers, etc.). • Keep topology Roblox-friendly; tri counts should sit comfortably under platform limits while still reading well up close. • UV-unwrap, texture, and shade so they drop straight into Studio without post-work. Stylisation should echo RWBY’s semi-anime look—bold shapes, clear edges, and just enough detail to feel premium without chasing photorealism. • Rig every moving component and supply simple animation clips that demonstrate each transformation. Deliverables 1. Clean .fbx or .obj files for every weapon. 2. Separate texture maps (PBR or Color/Normal/Roughness) sized for Roblox guidelines. 3. A Roblox Studio place file containing the rigged models with sample animations wired to tool scripts, proving everything functions in-engine. 4. Quick PDF or video walkthrough outlining control names, animation triggers, and any custom constraints. Acceptance I’ll import the assets into a staging place, run the sample animations, and review performance on mid-range hardware. If everything transforms smoothly, lines up to first-person / third-person grips, and the look matches the RWBY reference board I provide, we’re set. If you’ve tackled stylised, transformable props before—especially inside Roblox’s constraints—I’d love to see a sample.