Virtual modeling tools allow the replication of physical processes in real-world conditions, providing the opportunity to study their laws in greater depth. Therefore, improving virtual laboratories and modeling methods is a relevant issue. The aim of this study is to investigate methods for modeling physical phenomena, analyze the applied aspects of virtual laboratories, and determine the effectiveness of their use in various fields. Experimental methods and data analysis techniques were used in the research process. Computer simulation methods were applied to model physical equipment. The software tool "Blender" was used for this purpose. As a result of the study, a number of important conclusions were made in the field of modeling physical phenomena and developing virtual laboratories. The use of modeling methods in studying physical processes was shown to help understand their complexity and describe them numerically. Furthermore, their effectiveness in real engineering, scientific, and industrial processes was determined.