[HIRING] Roblox Character Modeler FNAF Style Hor

The Animatronics You Will Create Sharki: Main antagonist; four phases (maintenance attacks, hatch traps, collar deterrent, park chase). Visually a friendly theme park mascot gone wrong.

Mustang: Distraction threat; aggressive, kinetic silhouette, tampers with doors/hatch, powers rides. Represents speed, noise, and chaos.

Black Hole: Supporting cosmic-horror threat; camera door lurking, glitch attacks, office window tentacles. Features warped/void elements and hollow spaces.

Wiki chan: Tutorial guide that corrupts over time; camera popups, scrambles UI. Base design is a helpful guide with glitched/broken corrupted variants.

What We Need From the Modeler

Someone comfortable with Roblox ready stylized horror characters, especially animatronics or mechanical creatures. The ideal candidate can:

Keep models optimized for Roblox, with reasonable polycounts and clean topology.

Deliver models as meshes that work smoothly in Roblox Studio. If you can also rig them, that is a plus, but rigging is not strictly required.

Collaborate on visual details like joints, hinges, plates, faceplates, masks, wires, and exposed mechanical parts.

Help define damaged or corrupted visual states for later nights where needed, for example more broken panels, exposed wiring, or distorted faceplates.

Style, Tone, and Technical Constraints

Visual style: FNAF inspired animatronics with a theme park flavor, mascots or ride characters that look fun at a glance but unsettling once examined closely.

Tone: Horror, but within Roblox’s usual range, focused on creepy tension rather than realistic gore.

Performance: Models should be optimized enough to run smoothly on typical Roblox hardware, without excessively high poly sculpts or unnecessary detail that would hurt performance.

If your best work is stylized, low poly or mid poly characters and creatures, that is a good fit for this project.

Payment

Per character made (Milestone payments) through group funds

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