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Model's Description:
Medieval Bed 3D Model.
Download Medieval Bed in various files formats such as Wavefront Object format, Autodesk FBX, DirectX 9.0, Stereo Lithography and HTML5 JSON format.
This is a 3D reconstruction of a typical 15th century Bed, with an oak wood frame and linen bedding. The matress is suspended on ropes, which are attached to the frame.
Wes Archaeology 3D models are historically accurate - based on real world artefacts with input from historical and archaeological experts. This model is part of a VR experience of a medieval weaver’s house, based on a site in Salisbury.
The model uses PBR textures and is optimised for real-time applications such as in Unreal Engine.
Details
4096 x 4096 texture maps: Base Colour, Normal (DirectX Format), Ambient Occlusion, Roughness, Metallic, Height, ORM Packed Texture (Red = AO, Green = Roughness, Blue = Metallic) For a 5.12px/m² texel density, use 2048x2048
.fbx, .obj, .ma, and .mb file formats.
Pivot points are set at world origin, transformations are frozen, and scale is correct to real world dimensions.
UE4 shader included, with controls that allow you to easily change colours and PBR values.
- Medieval Bed - Buy Royalty Free 3D model by Wes Archaeology (@wesarchaeology) 3D Model is ready to download for free, this model contains 3697 polygons.
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![Jewellery box for the elite
Pottery, Athens (Greece), Late Geometric I, ca. 740 BC, [inv. 3535]
We know little of administrative structure in the early Greek period, but before the 7th century BC there seems to have been a largely oligarchic system. Oligarchy means that power was held by a small group of men of high (hereditary) military and economic status. These aristocrats were able to afford armour and sometimes even horses. At the time, the horse was the prime symbol of wealth and status. The owner associates himself with exclusive circles by means of the horses on this pyxis.
Scanning method: photogrammetry
Camera: Nikon D5300
Scanning setup: light box - Horse Pyxis - Allard Pierson Amsterdam - 3D model by 4D Research Lab (@4DResearchLab) 3d model](3dmodelsr/34a853eeb5a7493abdae7e1093d31333.jpg "Horse Pyxis 3D Model")
