Blades of Time Historical Weapon Pack Free low-poly 3D model

Step into the pages of history with Blades of Time, a handcrafted collection of 10 legendary weapons from across the ancient world. Each blade has been faithfully recreated with attention to form, proportion, and detail — perfect for use in games, cinematics, or historical visualization.

This pack includes:

African Zulu Assegai – a fast, deadly spear of the battlefield.

Chinese Dao – the iconic curved saber of dynasties.

Dacian Falx – the fearsome two-handed sickle blade.

Egyptian Khopesh – the crescent blade of pharaohs.

Indian Kukri – the curved warrior’s knife of the Gurkhas.

Knight’s Longsword – the classic blade of medieval Europe.

Persian Shamshir – an elegant, razor-sharp saber of the East.

Roman Gladius – the short sword that forged an empire.

Scottish Claymore – a mighty two-handed sword of the Highlands.

Viking Seax – a rugged, iconic blade of Norse warriors.

Each weapon is game-ready, realistically scaled, and includes PBR textures (2K–4K) for maximum visual quality in both real-time and rendered environments.

The zip file comes with a .blend file, .unitypackage file for unity users with example scenes ready, FBX files, and Texture files(2K And 4K).

For Unity Users, This pack is compatible with Built-In, URP And HDRP, with example scenes for each one.

Features:

High-quality low-poly models with clean topology.

Real-world scale and dimensions.

2K–4K PBR textures (Base Color, Normal, Roughness, Metallic).

Ideal for:

Game developers

Historical projects

Educational visualizations

Cinematic environments

Collectors of detailed 3D weaponry

Prop Details:

Indian Kukri - 1690 tris.

Viking Seax - 3580 tris.

Egyptian Khopesh - 3034 tris.

Roman Gladius - 4318 tris.

Chinese Dao - 3509 tris.

Knight's Longsword - 3084 tris.

Persian Shamshir - 3434 tris.

Dacian Falx - 2136 tris.

Scottish Claymore - 4734 tris.

African Zulu Assegai - 3358 tris.

Rigging: No.

Animation Count: 0

UV Mapping: Yes.

*Blades of Time *— where every edge tells a story.