Authentic Bronze Age Belt Plate Low-poly 3D model

Bronze Age belt plate heavily inspired by the Langstrup belt plate from 1400 BCE, found in northern Zealand in Denmark.

The model consists of a single semi-low poly mesh with non-overlapping UV's, as seen of the images above. The model contains 2791 faces, 2793 vertices and 5582 edges.

Autodesk Maya has been used to make the base object as well as the UV mapping - this base mesh is exported to fbx and obj formats. The Maya scene including the Uv'ed belt plate object is furthermore included in the product. Zbrush was used to create the fine details of the surface, including grains and patterns used for the textures. Finally the textures were made using Substance painter and exported for both Unity, Unreal Engine and PBR in 4096x4096 resolution. The following texture sets are included in the product:

• Unity: AlbedoTransparency, ambientOcclusion, height, metallicSmoothness and normal map
• Unreal Engine 4: BaseColor, normal and occlusionRoughnessMetallic map
• PBR Metallic Roughness: BaseColor, height, metallic, normal and roughness map

The Substance Painter rendering scene is NOT included in the product, nor is the Zbrush file.

The previews above consists of:

• Front and side views of the front of the belt plate in the Autumn Forest environment
• A render of the back of the belt plate in the Studio 02 environment (to light up the back side of the plate)
• A screenshot of the Maya scene included in the product, including the UV mapped base mesh in front and side view
• Three images of the mesh from the front, back and side
• A turntable render of the high resolution model without textures in Zbrush (note that the model is not included in the product, only the texture maps based on this model)
• A turntable render of the low poly model without textures in Zbrush (the same model that is included in the product)

If you have any questions, requests or issues with the model, please contact me and I will help you as soon as possible :)