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Submit Your RenderBritish 1887 Martini-Henry Mark IV Rifle 3D Model
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3D modeller from Riga, Latvia working in 3DS Max and Substance Painter.
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British 1887 Martini-Henry Mark IV Rifle 3D Model
British 1887 Martini-Henry Mark IV Rifle. The Martini Henry is a breech-loading single-shot rifle with a lever action that was used by the British Army. On 15th Sept 1887, the first conversion was offered and the sealed pattern laid of the new MkIV rifle, a mongrel adaption of the existing Enfield Martini MkI pattern A.
Made in Blender 3.5 + Substance Painter.
Polygons: 11 828 Vertices: 11 498 (Rifle + Bullet) Units: cm Dimensions (LxWxH): 124x3.8x16.8.
Textures: 4096x4096, Base, Metallic, AO, Normal (OpenGL), Roughness + Unreal Packed.
Different variations of texturing by request. Textures with no markings of the parts and manufacturer's (Enfield) logo are also added.
Made in Blender 3.5 + Substance Painter.
Polygons: 11 828 Vertices: 11 498 (Rifle + Bullet) Units: cm Dimensions (LxWxH): 124x3.8x16.8.
Textures: 4096x4096, Base, Metallic, AO, Normal (OpenGL), Roughness + Unreal Packed.
Different variations of texturing by request. Textures with no markings of the parts and manufacturer's (Enfield) logo are also added.
