Egypt pyramid desert landscape palm tree Low-poly 3D model

The possible uses for this 3D model of the Pyramid of Cheopsa and a smaller pyramid, palm trees, and a desert are:

1. Tourist presentations: This model can be used in tourist presentations or promotional materials to attract attention to the tourist destination associated with the Pyramid of Khufu. It can help potential visitors get an idea of the scale and beauty of the structure.

2. Architectural presentations: This model can be used in presentations of architectural projects where the Pyramid of Khufu can be a source of inspiration or a symbol. It can help visualize ideas and concepts related to large and influential structures.

3. Educational materials: Your model can be used in educational materials, textbooks, or online resources to illustrate the history of Ancient Egypt and its architectural achievements. It can serve as visual support for students and help them understand the context and significance of the pyramids.

4. Museum exhibitions: This model can be used in museum exhibitions where the Pyramid of Khufu and Egyptian culture are the theme. It can help visitors imagine how the pyramid looked in its time and what its details were like.

5. Architectural competitions: This model can be used in architectural competitions or presentations to showcase innovative designs or concepts that incorporate elements inspired by the Pyramid of Khufu. It can demonstrate the integration of historical and cultural references into contemporary architecture.

6. Virtual reality experiences: Your 3D model can be utilized in virtual reality experiences, allowing users to explore and interact with the Pyramid of Khufu and its surroundings. This can provide an immersive and educational journey through ancient Egypt's architectural wonders.

Egypt pyramid desert landscape palm tree:

Create in Blender 3D ver. 3.5.1

Render in EEVEE

polygonal geometry:

Verices - 175 256

Polygon - 153 232

format file - blend, OBJ, FBX, GLB

Textures are contained in the blender file, and in folder