List of Black Mesa Science Team models
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This is a list of Black Mesa Science Team models used in Half-Life and its expansions.
Contents
Half-Life Alpha
Glasses.
Einstein.
Egon.[i]
Crazy glasses.
Sitting glasses scientist, with an all-white clean outfit.
Ditto, dead.
Half-Life
Glasses.[i]
High Definition version.[i]
Einstein.[i][1]
High Definition version.
Luther.[i]
High Definition version.
Slick.
High Definition version.
Unused dead variant.
Survey Team.
Multiplayer model.
Pre-release
Concept art.
Model render.
High-res version.
Ditto.
Early Luther.
Ditto.
Ditto, with Xen creatures.
Half-Life (Dreamcast port)
Glasses.
Einstein.
Luther.
Slick.
Survey Team.
Half-Life (PlayStation 2 port)
Glasses.
Einstein.
Luther.
Slick.
Survey Team.
Multiplayer model.
High-res version.
Half-Life: Opposing Force
Glasses.
High Definition version.
Einstein.
High Definition version.
Luther.
High Definition version.
Slick.
High Definition version.
Glasses, cleansuit.
High Definition version.
Einstein, cleansuit.
Close-up of unique head texture with brown hair and no mustache.
High Definition version.
Luther, cleansuit.
High Definition version.
Slick, cleansuit.
High Definition version.
Survey Team.
Multiplayer model.
CTF model.
Concept art.
Half-Life: Blue Shift
Glasses.[i]
High Definition version.
Einstein.
High Definition version.
Luther.
High Definition version.
High Definition version.
Glasses, casual.
Einstein, casual.
High Definition version.
Survey Team.
Half-Life: Blue Shift (Dreamcast port)
Glasses.
Einstein.
Luther.
Glasses, casual.
Einstein, casual.
Survey Team.
Half-Life: Decay
Glasses.
Einstein.
Luther.
Slick.
Other
"Greetings" sticker featuring the Einstein model, from Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
References
- ↑ https://www.thegamer.com/half-life-chuck-jones-interview-einstein-scientist-president-george-washington/
