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Bastard Sword 3D Model

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Bastard Sword 3D Model
Bastard Sword 3D Model
Bastard Sword 3D Model
Bastard Sword 3D Model
Bastard Sword 3D Model
Bastard Sword 3D Model
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With over 5 years of experience, modeling in Blender, I've become an expert 3d modeler. It's a great passion of mine to model things from my favorite sci-fi series like Star Wars or real-life like the Moon missions. I'm confident enough to prove my best capabilities and create any kind of model.
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Bastard Sword 3D Model

This is a model of a medieval bastard sword, inspired by the one found in a popular medieval multiplayer game called Mordhau.
It is 120 cm long, 71 cm wide at the crossguard, and 2.5 cm high. It is decorated with nordic runes and Swedish and Norwegian writing. It includes phrases like "Send dem skrikende inn i etterlivet!" or "Send them screaming into the afterlife!"
I did not go with any specific style with this sword. It was modeled, textured, and rendered in Blender Cycles. I've exported the model into other formats but the materials are not 100% going to translate correctly to other software.
All the necessary textures are packed in the blend file. The model mesh is not watertight so if you wish to print it, you will need to make a few modifications.
This is a high poly model and while it can be used in a game, it is not recommended as the mesh is not as optimized as it could be. The engravings were made by painting a black&white mask in photoshop on top of the UV layout.
The same technique has been used to create the transition between leather and wood. Most of the runes were made with an online translator while some of them were drawn by my good friend. All the material textures were downloaded from Texture Haven.
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