Klingon Bat leth - The Sword of Kahless 3D model

cgtrader

Inspired by the Star Trek Deep Space 9 episode The Sword of Kahless, I've crafted this detailed Bat'leth. Rendered in Blender and put to the test with both Cycles and Eevee, its accuracy is unquestionable. Each texture was carefully designed using Substance Painter and conveniently packed into both the blend file itself as well as a separate zip archive for seamless use with fbx/obj exports. I took full advantage of Subsurf modifiers within Blender and preserved them intact throughout the Blender file process, applying them automatically during export to maintain a consistent level of detail. Textured beautifully through fbx export, this model has an impressive visual presence that can only be appreciated firsthand. The statistics on this masterpiece are staggering: 119,026 vertices, a mere 117,935 polygons/faces to give you an idea of just how complex it is. The high-resolution textures (in 4k no less!) set the stage for an authentic look and feel achieved through a state-of-the-art PBR workflow. Download this fantastic asset in your preferred format from among the included options: Blender (perfectly tested on version 2.80), FBX (exported specifically for 2013 compatibility), or OBJ for those with more limited specifications. Some further information to aid you in bringing this model into your own unique projects: Animation showcased rendered beautifully using Eevee in Blender 2.80: https://youtu.be/Ixw4E4Ho0Wg Properties at a Glance: - An impressive count of 119,026 vertices - Unrivaled 117,935 polygons/faces that capture every intricate detail - Ultra-realistic textures presented at stunning 4k resolution - Authentically captured using a highly sophisticated PBR workflow Ready for Use: This asset comes packaged in versatile formats that will adapt seamlessly into your Blender setup or integrate beautifully with existing fbx/obj models, including: - Blender (.blend file) - FBX - OBJ Don't be shy – leave a message if you'd like additional support. I truly appreciate any comments on this design – thank you so much for choosing to make this a part of your work! Note: Additional file types might be accommodated if there's an overwhelming need for such options – feel free to contact me, though keep in mind it won't necessarily guarantee that request.