Three-deck linear galleon period 16-18 century Pirate ship Low-poly 3D model

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Pirate Ship "Black Pearl" from Pirates of the Caribbean Modeled in Traditional Pirate Style, Drawing Inspiration from Historical Designs of the 16th to 18th Century. Built as an Exact Replication, Capturing the Spirit and Characteristics of these Notorious Vessels that Roamed the Seven Seas during its heyday. Designed with a focus on pirate-era sailing vessels, every detail is meticulously recreated to bring authenticity to the ship and surroundings. Drawing heavily from actual historical illustrations and renderings from the period. Set amidst an idyllic backdrop of rolling seas and distant island shores, this pirate vessel comes alive within an immersive 3D scene replete with rich period-specific items scattered throughout, from old navigation equipment to weathered shipyard gear and much more. Optimized for gaming use due to its poly count and navigation model capabilities. This highly detailed ship features 693101 polygons in its base configuration. The combined mesh yields 442589 vertices making it ideal for immersive game scenes. The full scene incorporates a wide range of elements from its rich, dark water surface through tropical palm tree fronds that brush against sky, ocean and land creating the ambiance we all know about when it comes to pirate tales set on the high seas. In addition to this highly detailed ship model with 693101 polygons built into it the complete scene boasts 4611053 polygons across the whole composition including everything like the waves of the sea. It is not just the details but even at a larger scale, the entire scene's complexity shines with the help of vertices being at an impressive number: 4076407. Built with real time navigation capabilities making this ideal for anyone needing it as an in game character and can be navigated on your computer to move through 3D. This also means cameras in scene were not fixed which helps with creating unique angles that really do help give depth. Multiple camera settings available under VRAY rendering make adjustments smooth without the need for multiple export of same view but adjusting settings once is all you will need for your gaming application, game designers should appreciate such conveniences greatly and the 14 VRAY cameras already set-up means minimal tweaking on your end is needed.