This premium digital sculpture portrays Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, the heroic naval commander celebrated for his decisive victory in the Battle of Lake Erie during the War of 1812. The sculpt captures his distinguished likeness, featuring defined facial planes, focused eyes, period-accurate sideburns, and sweeping hair styling faithful to 19th-century portraiture. He is modeled in full early American naval uniform, accented by braided bullion epaulettes with fringed tassels, a high standing collar with a tied neckcloth, double-breasted buttoned coat flaps, and an intricately detailed military medal pinned to the lapel. Engineered specifically for high-detail resin (SLA/DLP) and standard filament (FDM) 3D printing, the model features clean, manifold geometry with a flat, solid base cut for stable tabletop and desk display mounting. The deep textile relief, sharp button details, crisp corded epaulettes, and expressive facial contours provide an outstanding canvas for scale miniature painters and naval history enthusiasts looking to recreate historic US Navy regalia. Height (Z-Axis): 100.00 mm / 3.94 in Width (X-Axis): 88.05 mm / 3.47 in Depth (Y-Axis): 47.40 mm / 1.87 in