Medieval Collection Campground

Attention

• This is a large collection of over 50 separate products, the photos and description have been limited to provide a simplified overview of everything included. For more in-depth photos, descriptions, and information, you can find them on the individual model pages.

Collection Info

• This Collection Set offers 53 separate products, with a total of 381 individual models perfect for building a medieval campground or military barrack. This collection offers tents, flags, banners, torches, lanterns, training targets and dummies, carts, campfires, and general building elements.

Models Included

• Bedrolls (x10 Models), Burlap Sacks (x9 Models), Campfires (x3 Models), Carts (x3 Models), Chains (x18 Models), Firewood (x16 Models), Flags and Banners (x170 Models), Lanterns (x5 Models), Logs (x9 Models), Metal Brackets (x39 Models), Ropes (x18 Models), Sticks (x15 Models), Tents (x15 Models), Training Targets and Dummies (x12 Models), Torches (x5 Models), Weapon Displays (x11 Models), Wood Posts (15 Models), Woven Baskets (x8 Models)

Important Info

• Made with Blender 3.4
• Rendered with Cycles.
• Models are relatively Low-Poly and include game ready PBR textures.
• UV Unwrapped.
• Some UVs are Overlapping and mirrored for some models. Others have Non-Overlapping UVs.
• Includes PBR Diffuse, Metallic, Roughness, Normal, and Ambient Occlusion Maps.
• Textures range from 1024 - 4096 px. PNG format.
• Multiple color options available for some models. (Default, Light, and Dark.) Painted (Black, Blue, Green, Red, and White).
• Models are NOT rigged or Animated.
• Some parts are 1 Vertice thin. Modification may be needed for 3D printing.
• Model Size varies. Scaled to real world measurements. May require resizing.
• Preview Scene objects not included.

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 each model, please visit the individual model pages.