Ancient Roman Emperor Sword Low-poly 3D model

Sword of the Last Roman Emperor – 3D Model

This 3D model of the Sword of the Last Roman Emperor is a creative take on what the emperor’s sword might have looked like—though, let’s be honest, it’s highly doubtful we’ll ever know for sure. That said, it’s designed with historical inspiration and modern optimization, making it perfect for use in games, films, or VR/AR projects.

High Poly Sword:

-814 vertices | 712 faces 4096 x 4096 PBR textures (created with Substance Painter) Best for detailed close-ups and cinematic shots Comes in 5 separate parts for easy customization Medium to High Poly Sword:

-430 vertices | 363 faces 1024 x 1024 PBR textures (created with Substance Painter) Great balance between detail and performance 5parts for flexibility in design Medium Poly Sword:

-96 vertices | 78 faces 512 x 512 PBR textures (created with Substance Painter) Perfect for mid-range LODs or background elements 4 parts for easy use Low Poly Sword:

-56 vertices | 43 faces 128 x 128 PBR textures (created with Substance Painter) Works well for mobile games or distant objects 4 parts for optimized performance

Optimized for Your Needs:

With 4 LODs (Levels of Detail), this model is ready to be used in high-end games or resource-conscious mobile apps. The textures scale from 4K down to 128p, so you can balance quality and performance based on your project’s needs.

PBR Textures: All models come with PBR (Physically Based Rendering) textures for realistic lighting and material surfaces, built with Substance Painter. This gives the sword a high-quality, professional look in any lighting condition.

Versatile for Any Project: Whether you’re working on a historical game, fantasy film, or VR/AR application, this sword is a great fit. It’s designed to be versatile, so you can use it in a wide range of settings—from close-up renders to mobile games. Great for:

Historical and Fantasy Games Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) Mobile Games Films and Animations While we can’t be sure this is what the last Roman emperor’s sword really looked like, it’s still a highly detailed, versatile model that will bring character to any project.