The VG Resource

I'm pretty sure most of you here haven't even heard about this, but Roblox added an export function into Roblox Studio earlier in 2014. Why not make use of that feature by exporting all of Roblox's models to OBJ and uploading it here.

This is what I have submitted:

Breakfast Face

 

The Kingdom of Wrenly Royal Crown

 

Robloxian 2.0

 

Newtrat's Tuskinator

 

All Hallow's Sword

Christmas Fedora

How to get the models:
Step 1: Download and install Roblox onto your computer.
Step 2: Find the model you want to export.
Step 3: Open up Roblox and click on Baseplate and not Flat Terrain. If you chose Flat Terrain, you'll have to do extra steps by deleting the Terrain.
Step 4: Delete BasePlate from the game. (in Workspace)
Step 5: Insert the model you wish to export to an OBJ or search it up on Free Models.
Step 6: Open the hat and move the Handle out of the hat. Delete the hat afterwards, not the Handle.
Step 7: Make sure the position and rotation are at 0,0,0.
Step 8: Right-click on the Handle.
Step 9: Click Export Selection.
Step 10: Export the model with the in-game name for the hat.
Step 11: Close out of Roblox and go into your modeling software.
Step 12: Render two icons for the model. One for the icon (148x125) and one for the big icon (750x650).
Step 13: Submit the model.

Ripping from Roblox is basically easy.

Can you upload the old Tixplosion hat?

WOW... I never expected that kind of function, of course I had known about Roblox several years ago, but never expected it has got some interests for some model rippers... I believed it would stay as a voxel or virtual lego construction game, making almost every character ingame looking like minecraft avatars.

but of course I haven't looked into Roblox in entire years, so I didn't knew how much it could evolve.

of course, I had looked into a few videos of Roblox creations that even had made possible to recreate a simulation of pokemon games, and even I saw an eevee model created in roblox, and pretty much interactive...
maybe it has some kind of potential if it keeps improving graphically, who knows.

Do you have to render the model images or could I skip that?

It's recommended that you do but you don't have to. If you do make 2 images, one being 750x650 and one 148x125.