Carronade Cannon 32lbs Low-poly 3D model

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The package contains a 3D model of Carronade cannon on caster, supplied with texture and material. The template contains the following file formats: .blend, .unitypackage, .3ds, .dae, .ply, .fbx, .stl, .mtl, and .obj files. Note:The .fbx, .dae, and .obj files are each in their .zip folders, accompanied by a textures folder. If each file is uncompressed in folders with the textures together, they have opened automatically. The object is scaled according to the metric system. The Model includes the following textures: Texture resolutions: 2048 x 2048. (diffuse.png, normal.png, metalness.png and rughness.png) Carronade_Diff.png Carronade_Normal.png Carronade_displace.png Carronade_spec.png Created in Blender 2.79b. Rendered in Blender Cycles. Mesh: Verts - 4507 Faces - 5033 Tris- 8782 Note: The .blend files and its textures are in the CarronadeCannon_.blend.zip file. Attention, if the 'CarronadeCannon.blend' file and the texture folder are unzipped in the same folder, the textures will be automatically added to the template when it is opened in Blender. The file 'CarronadeCannon_packaged.blend' already has the textures packaged, just click and open. Historical Note: The carronade (also known as crushers) was a type of cannon made of cast iron manufactured for the British Royal Navy between 1770 and the mid-nineteenth century. Its main function was to be used as a short-range weapon in combat between ships. Very used in British merchant ships during the War of Independence of the United States. It was a light weapon that needed a few men to handle it and had a high destructive power at close range. A carronade was shorter and lighter than a long-barreled one: a 32-pound weighed less than a ton. They were widely used on the upper deck of ships. - This model can be used with the development of video games, visualization in architectural constructions (fortresses, forts and castles) and ships. Please, if you like, press like or make a comment. Thank you!.