Viking comb 3D model

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Human Model of a Viking Age comb, crafted from bone with an intricate pattern expertly carved into its surface. Combs are ubiquitous finds in Viking Age archaeological excavations. Typically fashioned from bone or antler, these tools have been discovered both within graves and settlements. Evidently, they were a popular personal item and frequently embellished, often with runic inscriptions added for good measure. The meticulously created model boasts 2K PBR-textures built to precise real-world scale using the metric system. Crafted utilizing Blender and Substance Painter, the model showcases authentic details. Preview images were rendered via Iray for a realistic touch. Polygon Count: 4300 vertices; 4240 faces; 8588 triangles File Formats Available: * Autodesk FBX (.fbx) * OBJ (.obj) * Collada (.dae) * 3D Studio (.3ds) * Blender v2.79 (.blend) Materials & Textures The model is UV-mapped with a single material and an assortment of physics-based textures (PBR MetalRough). Textures are saved as png-files within the subfolder PBR Textures, featuring resolutions of 2048 x 2048 pixels in 8-bit format: * Viking comb_Comb_BaseColor.png * Viking comb_Comb_Height.png * Viking comb_Comb_Metallic.png * Viking comb_Comb_Normal.png * Viking comb_Comb_Roughness.png