Roman Scorpion 3D print model
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Publication date: 2023-01-17

Roman Scorpion 3D print model

$12

License: Royalty Free License

author:

hrytsenka

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Description

Roman Scorpion. This are files for 3D printing . This is a STL file that requires 3D printer. It can be used as a chess piece, art or composition. OBJ file included.A Roman Scorpion 3D model for printing represents the ancient Roman siege engine known as a scorpion. The scorpion was a type of crossbow mounted on a stand, used to launch large arrows or bolts at fortifications or enemy forces. The model may include the stand, bow, and bolts, along with other details such as the ratcheting mechanism used to wind the bowstring and a trigger mechanism for firing. These models can be used for a variety of purposes, such as historical displays, gaming miniatures, or as decorations. Additionally, some Roman Scorpion 3D models may also include intricate details such as the wooden frame, metal fittings, and rope-and-pulley systems that made up the mechanism of the ancient weapon. The material used for printing can also impact the final look of the model, with some being printed in flexible materials such as TPU to capture the look and feel of the ancient wooden and metal components, while others may be printed in more rigid materials such as ABS or PLA. The end result is a highly detailed, accurate, and historically accurate representation of the Roman Scorpion.The model is not combined into one mesh, but consists of separate parts. You can always contact me to clarify the details you are interested in.

Features

  • Animated
  • Rigged
  • Ready for 3D Printing
  • VR / AR / Low-poly
  • PBR
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  • UV Mapping
  • Unwrapped UVs: Unknown
  • Geometry: Unknown
  • Polygons: Unknown
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  • Stereolithography ()419 MB
  • OBJ () (5 files)372 MB