Sächsischer Helm 3D-Modell

SAXON HELMET
Realistic looking model of a medieval helmet with liner, and arming cap from around the 9/10 century. The model is suitable for use in visualization, broadcast, high-res film close-ups, advertising, etc.

revised July 2021

|| USAGE ||
       The Model is suitable for use in visualization, broadcast, high-res film close-up, advertising, etc.
       This model is suitable for games, cartoons, mods or any real time applications
       The asset is detailed enough to allow close up shots.

|| GENERAL ||
       The stack is not collapsed and you will be able to remove or tweak the subdivisions (turbo smooth modifiers) if needed.
       Model is built to real-world scale. 1 unit equals 1cm
       Scene objects are organized by layers / groups / selection sets
       Lights and cameras are included in the 3ds max 2019 VRay and in the 3ds max 2019 Arnold version but not in the fbx file.NOTE: The bust model contains poles (more than 5 edges that converge to a single vertex.)
      
|| SPECS ||
       This model contains 4 separate objects and a backplane
       This model contains 20775 polygons (Quads)
       Polycount:                  
                Male Bust : 13192
                Helmet: 3628
                Liner: 1058

                Arming Cap: 2789
                Background: 108

|| TEXTURES & SHADERS||
3ds Max 2019 Arnold -> Physical Material (Metallic / Roughness)
3ds Max 2019 Vray -> VRayMtl (Metallic / Roughness)
      
The model contains 24 bitmap texture files to accommodate both Physically Based Render (PBR) workflows (Metallic / Roughness & Specular / Glossiness).
PNG format 4096 x 4096 pixel resolution. 

Included Map Types:
       * Ambient Occlusion
       * BaseColor
       * Diffuse
       * Glossiness
       * Metallic
       * Normal
       * Roughness
       * Specular

All textures are handpainted.

|| PRESENTATION IMAGES ||
Unless otherwise noted on the image, all Product shots of this model have been rendered inside of 3ds Max with VRay.
A Mormoset Toolbag rendering and a post production version done in Photoshop has been also provided to show of how the model looks in different lighting solutions or in a game engine.