Ancient Rome Ship Prow Tortoise Siege Machinery 3D model

Ancient Rome Legionary Ship-Prow Tortoise Siege Machinery, used against hill towns. Faithful and accurate Reconstruction. C4D, 3DS, OBJ, VUE6-7-8-9-11!
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Real World Scale Model [SmartCgArt Real World System]. Quads [C4D; OBJ] & Tris [VUE;3DS].

Faithful and accurate Reconstruction of an Ancient Rome Ship-Prow Tortoise Siege Machinery to create an Ancient Rome Ship-Prow Tortoise, according to the Scientific Data and the Archaeological Evidence.

Source: Apollodorus, Poliorketika [proteichisma and tortoise like a ship's prow].

The Ship-Prow Tortoise was used by legionaries during siege against hill towns, to protect troops from heavy objects rolled downhill: tree trunks, boulders, wagons and barrels.

It was used in combination with a wood and branches fence system, to defend deep ditches [1.5 m] were the soldiers could gather, before reaching the inner section of the tortoise where they stayed safe crowded, until the moment of the direct attack.

The Wood and Branches Fence System was used also independently to protect the ditches.

In the package you will find:
1- 1 Ship-Prow Tortoise;
2- 1 Wood & Branches Fence;
3- 13 Hi-Quality Hi-Def PhotoReal Textures [1700x1100; 1387x1272; 600x1600; 812x812];
4- Alternate Textures to create different types of elements;
5- Real World Scale SmartCgArt Man Reference System with models [C4D, VUE, 3DS, OBJ, DXF].

All the Models are prepared Hi-DEF and Photoreal, perfect for any type of Rendering!

POLYGONS/VERTICES COUNT [complete all models Package]
C4D-OBJ-POSER/DAZ: only/mostly quads [22171; 21112]
VUE-3DS: triangulated [39296; 21112]

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