Tin Mal Mosque 3D model

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Morocco's Hidden Gem Unveiled - Tin Mal Mosque. Located in the breathtaking High Atlas mountains of North Africa lies the Tin Mal Mosque, a historic place of worship built in 1156 to commemorate the revered founder of the Almohad dynasty, Mohamed Ibn Tumart. With an impressive architecture inspired by the Great Mosque of Taza, another remarkable construction created under the guidance of Abd al-Mu'min, this beautiful mosque also influenced the iconic Koutoubia in Marrakech. A Hidden Treasure Built with precision and attention to detail, this ancient monument is not just a place of prayer but also an exemplary example of intricate craftsmanship and stunning aesthetics. Designed with elegance and poise, it showcases Morocco's rich history and the enduring legacy of the Almohad dynasty. Specifications and Details. Modeled in Blender 2.81, the meticulously crafted model includes 58 unique pieces, with every component carefully designed to mirror its real-life counterpart in exquisite detail. This extensive array consists of walls and leaves constructed to create a sense of harmony and balance that echoes across every architectural piece present here. For this extraordinary structure: Number of elements in composite parts - 4 Textures have dimensions ranging from small 2048 x 2048 for multiple images of albedo, bump, displaceable materials to massive sizes reaching as far as 8193 x 8193. Stats that highlight model specifications show off no less than an impressive Verts number with over a staggering amount of faces present within it at almost four hundred and ninety thousand and two hundred thirty-seven combined in these counts.