Realistic Ancient Chinese General ZhaoYun of the Three Kingdoms Low-poly 3D model

This work is a highly realistic 3D model of Zhao Zilong (Zhao Yun), a legendary general of the Three Kingdoms.

The facial design is inspired by Takeshi Kaneshiro, while the armor design references Andy Lau’s portrayal of Zhao Yun in the film Three Kingdoms: Resurrection of the Dragon.

It comes with a silver helmet, silver armor, and a long spear (Ma Shuo), presenting a heroic and majestic vision of the legendary general.

The model is fully rigged, including both body and face, and is fully compatible with the Unreal Engine standard skeleton system.

It can directly use UE animation libraries, making it ready for immediate integration into games, films, and interactive projects.

The package provides nine formats: fbx, obj, stl, glb, usdc, maya, max, blender, and UE5.

FBX, Blender, Maya, Max, and GLB formats include a spear combat animation set (martial arts combos).

UE5 format is a complete project file:

No extra importing required — download and use instantly.

Includes a ready-to-use forest battlefield scene, ideal for cinematic or game production.

Comes with a full mounted animation library, including horseback movement, charges, attacks, and combat sequences.

War horse models are included, with multiple coat colors to switch freely for enhanced visual diversity.

Historical Background

Zhao Yun (courtesy name Zilong, from Changshan, present-day Zhengding, Hebei) was a renowned general of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. Celebrated for unmatched bravery and unwavering loyalty, his most famous feat was the “Seven Entries and Seven Exits” at the Battle of Changban, where he fought alone to rescue his lord’s infant son.

In Chinese history and literature, Zhao Yun stands as a paragon of loyalty, courage, and martial excellence.

In later culture, he is honored as one of the great heroes of the Three Kingdoms, second only to Guan Yu in fame.

His legend not only remains deeply rooted in Chinese households but has also spread across East Asia and the world through the classic Romance of the Three Kingdoms.