Medieval Shield
This model represents an ancient war shield that has been created using 3ds Max and textured with Substance Painter. The design of the model is aimed at achieving a realistic and historically accurate depiction, capturing intricate details.
The model is available in the formats of Max 2023, Max 2022, Max 2021, Max 2020, Max 2019, Max 2018, Max 2017, FBX, and OBJ, which are widely used for compatibility with various software and projects. You can incorporate this model into your own projects and benefit from its versatility.
Furthermore, the textures of this model are stored in high-quality 4K resolution and saved in JPG format. These textures enhance the model with stunning details, allowing for the display of vibrant colors and precise elements.
The Ancient War Shield model is suitable not only for 3D projects but also for games, animations, films, and other projects related to history and warfare. You can utilize this model to create captivating and realistic scenes with a war theme.
Medieval Shield
Medieval Shield
This model represents an ancient war shield that has been created using 3ds Max and textured with Substance Painter. The design of the model is aimed at achieving a realistic and historically accurate depiction, capturing intricate details.
The model is available in the formats of Max 2023, Max 2022, Max 2021, Max 2020, Max 2019, Max 2018, Max 2017, FBX, and OBJ, which are widely used for compatibility with various software and projects. You can incorporate this model into your own projects and benefit from its versatility.
Furthermore, the textures of this model are stored in high-quality 4K resolution and saved in JPG format. These textures enhance the model with stunning details, allowing for the display of vibrant colors and precise elements.
The Ancient War Shield model is suitable not only for 3D projects but also for games, animations, films, and other projects related to history and warfare. You can utilize this model to create captivating and realistic scenes with a war theme.
