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GLBPorcupine emblem Blois Castle 3D Model
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Porcupine emblem Blois Castle 3D Model
Very quick scan of a porcupine emblem on a door from Blois Castle.
> Louis XII, his predecessor and father-in-law, also chose an animal emblem that can be found on many ornaments in the region. With the motto "Qui s'y frotte y pique", the monarch was represented by a porcupine.
"At the time, it was an exotic and a little mysterious animal," says Éric Johannot. It was believed then that he had the ability to launch his peaks, but also to regenerate them, which again was just a legend! "
> Today we find the animal in the castle of Blois and on the city's coat of arms, accompanied by a wolf, in reference to the etymology of the city whose name comes from Celtic, the language in which “wolfis said. “Bleiz
Textured FBX model created using photogrammetry.
Geometry: 50000 triangles, 52708 vertices.
> Louis XII, his predecessor and father-in-law, also chose an animal emblem that can be found on many ornaments in the region. With the motto "Qui s'y frotte y pique", the monarch was represented by a porcupine.
"At the time, it was an exotic and a little mysterious animal," says Éric Johannot. It was believed then that he had the ability to launch his peaks, but also to regenerate them, which again was just a legend! "
> Today we find the animal in the castle of Blois and on the city's coat of arms, accompanied by a wolf, in reference to the etymology of the city whose name comes from Celtic, the language in which “wolfis said. “Bleiz
Textured FBX model created using photogrammetry.
Geometry: 50000 triangles, 52708 vertices.
