Al Capone 3d model bust

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The iconic bust of infamous American gangster Al Capone showcases his notorious image. Includes obj, stl and textures files. The parts are: Head, Eyes, Body, Necktie. Sculpted with meticulous attention to detail using numerous reference photographs. Textures are in black and white to evoke the era's bootlegging atmosphere. Alphonse Gabriel Al Capone was born on January 17, 1899, and died on January 25, 1947. Known as Scarface, he led the Chicago Outfit during Prohibition and founded it alongside Johnny Torrio. At age 33, his seven-year reign ended when he went to prison. Capone was born in New York City to Italian immigrant parents. He joined the Five Points Gang as a teenager and worked as a bouncer at organized crime establishments. In his early twenties, he moved to Chicago and became a bodyguard for Johnny Torrio, who led a criminal syndicate that supplied alcohol illegally. A conflict with the North Side Gang contributed to Capone's rise and fall. Torrio retired after being nearly killed by North Side gunmen, handing control to Capone. He expanded his bootlegging business using increasingly violent methods, but maintained mutually beneficial relationships with Mayor William Hale Thompson and the police department. This made him seem untouchable to law enforcement. The bust features skin texture and a detailed replica of his famous scar, which earned him the nickname Scarface. The scar was obtained in a knife fight over a girl when he was younger. Capone later hired the man who gave him these scars as one of his bodyguards. Was Al Capone a notorious criminal or a provider of goods that people desired but couldn't obtain? You decide. He claimed to have made money from things people should have received freely, making him either a businessman or a ruthless killer. Capone ordered killings, most notably the Saint Valentine's Day massacre in 1929. He was jailed for tax evasion, as the government couldn't convict him of more serious crimes. While in prison, he formed a band and played the banjo but was disliked by many fellow inmates due to his mafia background. He even survived an assassination attempt with a knife. Capone was released from prison due to tertiary syphilis and died from it in the ruins of his former empire. His famous quote is: "You can do much more with a kind word and a bat than with a kind word alone." Whether you're a fan of gangster movies, history, or 20th-century culture, this bust will be an excellent addition to your collection!