Viking comb 3D model

Model of a Viking Age (750-1050 AD) comb made from bone with a basic pattern carved into it.

Combs is a very common type of find on Viking Age archaeological excavations. They were usually made of bone or antler and are found both in graves and settlement contexts. They seem to have been a common personal accessory and were often decorated, sometimes even with runic inscriptions.

The model has 2K PBR-textures built to real-world scale (metric system). The model was created using Blender and Substance Painter. Preview images were rendered with Iray.

Polygon Count
4300 vertices
4240 faces
8588 triangles

File Formats
The model is available in the following file formats:

Autodesk FBX (.fbx)
OBJ (.obj)
Collada (.dae)
3D Studio (.3ds)
Blender v2.79 (.blend)

Materials & Textures
The model is UV-mapped with a single material and a set of physics based textures (PBR MetalRough).

The textures are not baked into the model, but are saved as png-files with a resolution of 2048 x 2048 pixels (8 bits) in the subfolder PBR textures:

Viking comb_Comb_BaseColor.png
Viking comb_Comb_Height.png
Viking comb_Comb_Metallic.png
Viking comb_Comb_Normal.png
Viking comb_Comb_Roughness.png