Roman legendary Centurion Low-poly 3D model

Roman legendary Centurion

Photorealistic

Low-poly

PBR/Gameready

4K Texture HQ - 4096 x 4096

POLYGONS - VERTICES

Focale 2117 vertices, 2126 polygons, 38 bones, 4230 triangles, SubD Cage

Galea 24647 vertices, 25272 polygons, 60 bones, 48136 triangles, SubD Cage

Male. 2028 vertices, 858 polygons, 38 bones, 1716 triangles, SubD Cage

Eyes 2120 vertices, 2112 polygons, 13 bones, 4224 triangles, SubD Cage

Mouth 5079 vertices, 5000 polygons, 43 bones, 10000 triangles, SubD Cage

Tear 280 vertices, 220 polygons, 38 bones, 440 triangles, SubD Cage

Gladius Mainz 11971 vertices, 11652 polygons, 4 bones, 23304 triangles

Angus 25182 vertices, 25156 polygons, 138 bones, 50312 triangles, SubD Cage

Brows29822 vertices, 13399 polygons, 40 bones, 26798 triangles

Lorica Segmentata 88904 vertices, 92836 polygons, 37 bones, 176776 triangles, SubD Cage

Pensilium 4484 vertices, 4472 polygons, 8 bones, 8944 triangles

Scabbard 9540 vertices, 9716 polygons, 37 bones, 18930 triangles, SubD Cage

Tunica 19276 vertices, 19132 polygons, 57 bones, 38211 triangles, SubD Cage

Tunica1106 vertices, 553 polygons, 47 bones, 1106 triangles

Centurion1564 vertices, 0 polygons, 1 bones, 0 triangles

Bulla
1281 vertices, 1264 polygons

Pugio 2021 vertices, 2056 polygons

Overview -A Roman centurion was a military officer who led a unit of Roman soldiers called a century. Centurions were the backbone of the Roman army and were responsible for discipline and enforcing orders. Responsibilities Led soldiers into battleTrained soldiers in their centuriesAssigned dutiesInspected workMaintained disciplineDistributed camp passwordsEscorted prisonersRank and pay Centurions were paid more than other soldiersThey received a greater share of spoilsThey could rise to higher administrative positions within the empireAppearanceCenturions often wore helmets with a crest made of horsehair or feathers They carried swords on their left side They often wore greaves to protect their legs They carried a vine staff as a badge of office and for corporal punishment HistoryThe tradition of centurions dates back to the first armies of Rome in the mid-8th century BCE Most centurions were of plebeian origin and were promoted from the ranks of the common soldiers