VR Sculpture The San Ildefonso Group Ultra-Low-Poly Low-poly 3D model

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The Tauris Group (also known as Pollux and Castor or Pylades and Orestes), located at The Prado Museum in Madrid. The Tauris Group was discovered in Rome around 1623 AD and eventually made its way to the palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso one hundred years later. This statue features Pollux and Castor, two legendary figures who exemplify a strong bond of friendship, presenting an offering after they returned to Tauris accompanied by an image of Artemis (the statuette on the right). By doing so, they purified Orestes from his divine punishment, freeing him. Artist: Pupil of Pasiteles, around 10 BC (1st century AD), Neo-Attic period. Location: The Prado Museum in Madrid. Material Type: Carrara White marble. Shader Material Type: PBR White Carrara marble. The model consists of 7484 vertices and 14996 triangles. The level of detail version contains 3485 vertices and 6998 triangles. It is visible on the renderings as part of a Product scene with PBR Materials, rendered in Marmoset Toolbag without post-processing effects. This model is based on an actual-life statue. It is low-poly, game-ready for real-time engines and applications, and suitable for VR and AR. All objects have non-overlapping, fully unwrapped UVs. The package includes the following models: 1. A Maya 2017 scene file (.ma) 2. An Autodesk FBX file (.fbx) 3. A Wavefront OBJ file (.obj) 4. A Stereolithography file (.stl) 5. 4k (4096x4096px) TrueVision TARGA Type 2 texture maps in both Metallic PBR and Specular workflows. LOD Version: 1. A Maya 2017 scene file (.ma) 2. An Autodesk FBX file (.fbx) 3. A Wavefront OBJ file (.obj) 4. A Stereolithography file (.stl) Consists of 7484 vertices, 14996 triangles. LOD version consists of 3485 vertices, 6998 triangles. If you require a different format or have a question related to the model, do not hesitate to contact me. Thank you for considering this model.