HMS Rose 3D model

HMS Rose was a 'Seaford' class sailing ship, built in 1757. It participated in the American War of Independence. Rose was present for the invasion of the State of New York, but was otherwise delegated to raiding continental commerce. It was not a large ship, but was bigger than anything the Continental Navy could field. It was partially responsible for the founding said Navy due to the impact of it's earlier exploits disrupting commerce.

This model is perfect for game development and visual effects projects.

What's included?

• Full sail plan.
• Interior deck layout.
• Room for 24 cannons. (not included)
• Appropriately named objects.
• Equipment such as anchors, ship's bell and tiller.
• Formats positioned at world center.
• Organized folders in blender file.

This model has been researched from period and contemporary sources to ensure it is historically authentic.

What isn't included?

• Does not include preview image scenes.
• Does not support subdivision levels.

Blender file format contains an additional water baseplate, shader and lighting setup for out-of-the-box renders. Water baseplate contains 92,162 vertices.

Scale

• Modelled in real world scale. 1 unit is equivalent to 1 meter.
• Length at waterline: 34.2m (from the front of the prow at water level to the rear of the rudder)
• Length extreme: 50.9m (from the tip of the bowsprit to the end of the boom)

Textures

• Contains 60 textures.
• Textures range up to 4k resolution.
• Textures named according to PBR material setup.

One or more textures bundled with this project have been created with images from Textures.com. These images may not be redistributed by default. Please visit www.textures.com for more information.