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GLBFontaine Saint-Martin, Blois ( Quick Scan ) 3D Model
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Fontaine Saint-Martin, Blois ( Quick Scan ) 3D Model
Very quick scan 28 pictures only for this Fountain in Blois, France.
Raw scan, no smoothing etc, 4K textures.
"The name "Saint-Martin" refers to an old parish church present from the middle of the 13th century but now disappeared. Following the bombings of the Second World War, the architect Aubert is in charge of the reconstruction of the square and its organization. Initially, he expressed the wish to move the Louis XII fountain to the current location of the Saint-Martin fountain. However, he did not obtain any authorization from the State allowing him to carry out his project. Instead, he imagined a brand new fountain composed of an old gargoyle and a basin."
Textured FBX model created using photogrammetry.
Geometry: 197553 triangles, 172344 vertices.
Raw scan, no smoothing etc, 4K textures.
"The name "Saint-Martin" refers to an old parish church present from the middle of the 13th century but now disappeared. Following the bombings of the Second World War, the architect Aubert is in charge of the reconstruction of the square and its organization. Initially, he expressed the wish to move the Louis XII fountain to the current location of the Saint-Martin fountain. However, he did not obtain any authorization from the State allowing him to carry out his project. Instead, he imagined a brand new fountain composed of an old gargoyle and a basin."
Textured FBX model created using photogrammetry.
Geometry: 197553 triangles, 172344 vertices.
