St Fabian and Sebastian Chapel in Letovanic Free 3D model

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This 3D model originated from Sketchup 8, then exported into various formats including OBJ and FBX for all major CAD software. Native file format remains .skp; 3dsmax scene rendered with Vray 3.00 The Chapel of St. Fabian and Sebastian in LetovaniÄ was first recorded in 1729 as a simple cemetery chapel needing to be rebuilt from original lumber on its present site in 1771, moving painted ceiling cassettes along with it. Constructed originally as one room with an octagonal sanctuary in ship's bow shape and a small, tall belltower at the front. The main entrance features a wooden choir area, while the floor is paved with bricks throughout. The interior boasts pot-shaped vaulting overhead. A baroque altar moved from the old chapel is positioned directly behind a cross beam, surrounded by several artworks of St. Sebastian, St. Roch, and St. Florian on ornate baroque canons tables below. Hanging on the rear wall is an intricate wooden crucifix believed to be as old as 1675 circa. By the early 1900s exterior repairs began adding new wood panels and re-mortaring portions while increasing the number of windows available within it, unfortunately eliminating the previous ceiling design altogether in the process. Only recent renovations include restoration work for its facade bringing back to the way it initially appeared originally intact. Fortunately this heritage site remains well-preserved for history enthusiasts and those curious about the 16th century Croat architectural scene alike