Medieval Collection Blades

Collection Info

• This Collection Set offers 5 unique weapons and 3 accessories, in 5 different aesthetic styles for a total of 40 models. This Collection includes the Bladed weapons a medieval knight or soldier would want at their disposal. Each model includes 3 Polygon levels; High Poly, Medium Poly, and Low Poly. These models can be purchased separately. These models may be included in other collections for a different price.

Models Included

• Dagger + Sheath, Knife + Cover, Long Sword, Short Sword + Scabbard, and Throwing Knife. Each weapon comes in the Crude, Common, Knightly, Elegant, and Noble styles for a total of 40 weapons.

Important Info

• Made with Blender 2.9
• Rendered with Cycles
• Includes 3 Poly Levels / LOD variants for each model; Low Poly, Medium Poly, and High Poly.
• Models are labeled clearly. LP for Low Poly; MP for Medium Poly, HP for High Poly.
• Models have been scaled to real-world proportions, but may require resizing.
• UV Unwrapped, Non Overlapping.
• Includes PBR Diffuse, Metallic, Roughness, Normal Map, and 3 Ambient Occlusion Maps, 1 for each poly level. (Sizes range from 4096 - 1024) PNG Format.

Textures

• (4096 x 4096 px.) - Long Sword, Short Sword,
• (2048 x 2048 px.) - Dagger, Knife, Scabbard, Sheath
• (1024 x 1024 px.) - Cover, Throwing Knife

Styles

• Common Style : Features darker wood and metal details. Light scratching and dirt across the surface.
• Crude Style : Lighter wood with leather straps. Heavy dirt and scratches on the surface.
• Elegant Style : Wood, metal and black leather. Medium scratching across the surface.
• Knightly Style : Metal, wood, and leather mixture. Medium scratching and dirt on the surface.
• Noble Style : Decorative metal details, and spiral leather grip. Gold Engraving. Clean surface with light scratching.

Unity and Unreal

• Assets have been imported with textures and materials applied.
• Includes basic project files.

Printing

• This model includes STL files, but has not been tested on any printer.
• Detailing on the model may be the result of Normal Maps, and not part of the mesh.

For more information about specific models, please visit the individual model product page.