Hi Tapio, sorry, I don't tend to model for game assets so I don't worry about poly counts very much. The pieces all have beveled edges and such, which is why the tesselation is high. Maybe I can post the pre-subdivided version for you.

@tapio it doesn't say it is lowpoly or for games. You can always retopologize it and learn in the process.

@poifox - I know it doesn't say that, I was simply wondering why there are so many. I've tried Decimate in the past but can't get good results out of it. I'll look up retopologing, but usually I can get acceptable poly counts by simply deleting subsurface modifiers, which in many models come unapplied. As such if it's not too much trouble for Sizzler to post that kind of version, I'd appreciate it.

Hi Tapio, I just uploaded a lower-poly version. Not sure how long it'll take to get posted. However, along the lines of what poifox is saying, this is still far from ideal for a game object. You might be able to squeeze more polys out of the model if necessary by deleting some faces where the planks come together, but really if I were to model an actual game version I'd make the whole top one cube instead of individual planks, for instance.