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September 25, 2026

Skookum Jim and George Carmack statues as FS25 3D models

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Skookum Jim Statue — 3D Asset — Skookum Jim and George Carmack statues as FS25 3D models

Included from Magister up, otherwise 4.47 € each. Each statue has two downloads for the same price: the GIANTS Editor package and the 3D package with Blender, FBX and glTF. Licence: FSMW Asset License 1.0, free to use in your own maps and mods, commercial work included, with credit to FS Modworks.

⬇ Skookum Jim Statue · George Carmack Statue

If you have built the Gold Trader V1, you know these two: left and right of the door stand two men in bronze on granite boulders. One laughs with gold teeth, a hand on his hip. The other holds a jar full of gold nuggets. They are Keish, better known as Skookum Jim Mason, and George Washington Carmack. Both are now 3D models of their own for your maps and mods, in the Decor & Drinks category right next to the Gold Bar Pack.

The bronze Skookum Jim statue on a light granite boulder, seen at an angle from the front: hat, suit, gold watch chain, the brass plaque at the front

Renders of the finished models. The meshes are AI-generated; where they come from is explained further down.

Two men, one find

On 16 August 1896 Keish, George Carmack and Keish's nephew Káa Goox, known as Dawson Charlie, found gold on Rabbit Creek. The creek has been called Bonanza Creek ever since, and the find set off the Klondike Gold Rush.

Who saw the gold first is disputed. Carmack registered the Discovery Claim and claimed the find for himself. Keish and his nephew said it was Keish, and historians today mostly credit him. Keish was a member of the Tagish First Nation and lived at Caribou Crossing, today's Carcross. Carmack, 1860 to 1922, was an American prospector. The plaques carry the names, the dates and "Klondike, Bonanza Creek", with "by FrittePlayz" underneath.

The bronze George Carmack statue on a light granite boulder, seen at an angle from the front: hat, suit, a jar full of gold nuggets in his hands, the brass plaque at the front

What is in the packages

Both statues are 3 m tall. Skookum Jim stands on 1.31 × 1.54 m and has 86,077 triangles in three shapes. Carmack stands on 1.22 × 1.46 m and has 104,555 triangles in six shapes, because the glass, the glass bottom and the nuggets are shapes of their own.

For the GIANTS Editor you get a plain i3d with a collision box and no placeable wrapper for each. Bring it into your own placeable, map or mod with "Merge Groups". The textures come as 2K DDS: diffuse, normal and specular (R gloss, G ambient occlusion, B metallic), plus the plaque at 2048 × 1024. Carmack brings a second set for the nuggets.

The 3D package holds the Blender file, FBX and glTF. The colour texture is 8K; normal (OpenGL), roughness, metallic and the packed ORM are 4K.

The George Carmack statue from the front right: laughing face, the jar of gold nuggets held at his chest, the plaque on the boulder

How the models were made

The meshes are AI-generated. Reference images were made with Nano Banana from historical portraits, and Tripo AI built the 3D models from them. In Blender we cut the polygon count and reworked the mouths and gold teeth. The plaques and the FSMODWORKS mark are decals. That is why the product pages carry the AI label under Art. 50 of the EU AI Act.

Where they fit

In front of your own trading post, on a village square, or anywhere in Farming Simulator 25 where a map tells a gold rush story. Best as a pair, the way they stand at the Gold Trader. On our first map the two of them stand twenty metres tall at the pass and size up everyone heading for the pit: Paradise Farm & Pit, our new FS25 map.

Questions, bugs or a wish for the next model go to the forum.

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