Weapons Encyclopedia 016 Flamberge 3D print model

Model Information: Flamberge.This model is 3D-printable.Designed for use in figures, dioramas, and miniatures.

Scale: 1:1 (approximately 1350mm, 53.14inches),It is recommended that users resize and use the model.(e.g. 1:6, 1:7, 1:8)

1 3dm file, 3 STL files.(1 undivided and 2 divided files)

[Weapons Encyclopedia]

Flamberge

• ength: 130–150cm
• Weight: 3.0-3.5kg
• Era: 17th-18th century
• Region: 17th-18th century

The name Flamberge comes from the French word 'flamboyant', meaning 'flame-shaped'. It is characterized by a blade that undulates like flames, which allows it to open wounds wide. There is a theory that it was created with reference to the single-handed sword Flamberg. Although it is a sword with very high killing power, the undulating blade is also beautiful in appearance, so it was later used for ceremonial purposes. The 'Poussbert' used by Renaud de Montauban, a hero in French chivalric literature, is an Italian translation of Flamberge.

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