torre de vigia romana c Modelo 3D

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roman watch tower c. faithful and accurate reconstruction. c4d, 3ds, obj, vue6to14!

roman watch tower c. with complete usable interiors and movables doors & shutters. with alternate tower and alternate enceinte. the roman watch towers were built as a network from mile to mile and were used along the border of the roman empire to guard and watch the border and its territory.

53 hd textures, uvmaps and alternate textures.

real world scale model [real world system]. quads [c4d; obj] & tris [vue;3ds].

smartcgart is member of the archaeological institute of america-aia.

faithful and accurate reconstruction of roman watch tower c, as from remains and evidence.

the straw stacks were used to send messages during the day. fire torches and bonfires were used to send signals by night.

in the package you will find:
1- roman watch tower c with complete usable interiors and movable doors and shutters;
2- terrain with ditch and typical roman wooden enceinte;
3- 2 straw stacks;
4- a torch with 3 alternate sets of textures [1 with flame & 2 without flame];
5- a block of long logs from trees;
6- 2 ladders;
7- 1 alternate tower with 1 alternate enceinte and alternate textures;
8- 53 hi-quality hi-def photoreal textures [4096x4096; 4096x416; 2000x1290; 1932x744; etc.];
9- alternate textures to create different types of elements;
10- 1 uvmap with uvtemplate to customize the model;
11- real world scale smartcgart man reference system with models [c4d, vue, 3ds, obj, dxf].

all the models are prepared hi-def and photoreal, perfect for any type of rendering!

polygons/vertices count c4d-obj: only/mostly quads [82548; 80865] vue-3ds: triangulated [134627; 80865]

enjoy the archaeo.sys 3d series.

these models are useful for many types of sceneries, ancient sceneries but also modern ones, as for roman re-enactment.

the archaeo.sys 3d series is developing high-fidelity 3d reconstruction of objects, architecture and scenes from classical greek and roman antiquity. Pronto para impressão: Não