Halberd Polearm Low-poly 3D model

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The replica model mirrors medieval warfare precision with an exact imitation of the versatile polearm known as a Halberd. Comprising three essential components: the axe head, hooked prong opposing the axe and razor-sharp tip. Polearms emerged as formidable group combat tools due to their efficiency. Soldiers formed cohesive lines armed with extended polearms forming impenetrable walls threatening opponents with dense arrays of spiked points. Individual foot soldiers leveraged these versatile instruments effectively against mounted adversaries – knights or seasoned cavalry – by exploiting the longer reach and leveraging advantageous positioning to launch swift attacks on overmatched foes, targeting vital areas exposed to enemy retaliation. This flexibility led various polearm adaptations incorporating features allowing warriors to swing around with their arms outstretched towards horsesmen atop steeds thereby grappling and hauling fallen cavalry riders. High-definition visual representations for accurate texturing have been rendered in comprehensive set – encompassing the complete mapping across an extensive range: Diffuse 2048 x 2048, Normal 2048 x 2048, a merged effect Spec & Gloss combining Glossiness with alpha transparency levels 2048 x 2048 and Height mapping reaching optimal detail in high-resolution textures at 2048 x 2048.