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Historically accurate representation of the Roman legionary helmets 1st c. B.C. to 1st c. A.D.
Roman helmet pack Asset Image Historically accurate representation of the Roman legionary helmets 1st c. B.C. to 1st c. A.D.

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$25.20
Category:
3DPropsClothingArmor
Developer:
Albert Gregl - Worcco Arts
Price:
$25.20
Favorites:
3
Supported Unity Versions:
2020.3.24 or higher
Current Version:
1.0.0
Download Size:
63.24 MB
Last Update:
May 25, 2022
Description:

3D models and textures/materials are customizable and easy to use, suitable for various types of game environments and various Indie projects.

PREFABS:

roman_helmet_01 – Roman helmet Coolus.

roman_helmet_02 – Roman helmet Hagenau.

roman_helmet_03 – Roman helmet Hagenau.

roman_helmet_04 – Roman helmet Montefortino.

roman_helmet_01
Historically accurate representation of the Coolus helmet; 3rd-1st B.C;
This is a simple bronze hemispherical helmet that represents Roman copy of “Coolushelmet” originally made by Gauls (group of Celtic peoples of Continental Europe).
Source: River Harne near Coolus, Haute Narne, France.

roman_helmet_02
Historically accurate representation of the Hagenau helmet, 1st century A. D.;
Hagenau type helmets are made of bronze and have a more-or-less hemispherical bowl, with a wider, flat or sloping neckguard than those found on the Montefortino and Coolus helmets.
Museum source: Rijksmuseum Van Oudheden Leiden; The River Waal at Nijmegen, Holland.

roman_helmet_03
Historically accurate representation of the Hagenau helmet, 39-70 A. D.
Hagenau type helmets are made of bronze and have a more-or-less hemispherical bowl, with a wider, flat or sloping neckguard than those found on the Montefortino and Coolus helmets.
Source: Drusheim near Hagenau, Germany.

roman_helmet_04
Historically accurate representation of the Montefortino helmet, 1st Century B. C. to 1st Century A. D.
For over a hundred years those classical bronze helmets with a projecting peak at the rear to protect the wearer's neck and with a rounded conical- or hemispherical bowl have been known to scholars by the descriptive term 'Jockey 'Cap', helmets, items which they so closely resemble.
Source: A wood near Millingen, Prov. Gelderland.

Technical Details:

1) Polygon count of [roman_helmet_01.fbx]: 5994
> UV mapping: Yes.
> Texture dimensions and number: 2048x2048; 5 texture set (PBR).
> Types of materials and texture maps: PBR metallic – roughness

2) Polygon count of [roman_helmet_02.fbx]: 3783
> UV mapping: Yes.
> Texture dimensions and number: 2048x2048; 5 texture set (PBR).
> Types of materials and texture maps: PBR metallic – roughness.

3) Polygon count of [roman_helmet_03.fbx]: 4087
> UV mapping: Yes.
> Texture dimensions and number: 2048x2048; 5 texture set (PBR).
> Types of materials and texture maps: PBR metallic – roughness.

4) Polygon count of [roman_helmet_04.fbx]: 5019
> UV mapping: Yes.
> Texture dimensions and number: 2048x2048; 5 texture set (PBR).
> Types of materials and texture maps: PBR metallic – roughness.

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