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Constantine Emperor Bust 3D Model

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Constantine Emperor Bust 3D Model
Constantine Emperor Bust 3D Model
Constantine Emperor Bust 3D Model
Constantine Emperor Bust 3D Model
Constantine Emperor Bust 3D Model
Constantine Emperor Bust 3D Model
Constantine Emperor Bust 3D Model
Constantine Emperor Bust 3D Model
Constantine Emperor Bust 3D Model
Constantine Emperor Bust 3D Model
Constantine Emperor Bust 3D Model
Constantine Emperor Bust 3D Model
Constantine Emperor Bust 3D Model
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Constantine Emperor Bust 3D Model

3D HD Model of Constantine Emperor Bust

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.ztl / ZBrush 4R8 Sdiv 1- 3

.obj Sdiv 1 / Located in Scene in XYZ=0,0,0
.obj Sdiv 2 / Located in Scene in XYZ=0,0,0
.obj Sdiv 3 Located in Scene in XYZ=0,0,0

.STL Sdiv 1 / 3D PRINT
.STL Sdiv 2 / 3D PRINT
.STL Sdiv 3 / 3D PRINT

Tested in several programs

Dimensions STL: 38.4 x23.4 x58.5 (can be scaled)

Hope Enjoy!!

Thanks for wathing!!!

Based on real bust:

The Emperor Constantine the Great

312 - 325. White Carrara marble

Numerous portraits of Constantine of this type were produced to mark his victory over Maxentius at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge in 312 A. D. Coins of the period depict him as invictus (unconquerable) with a nimbus in the manner of the Sun, considered at that time to be the centre of the universe, like the Emperor.
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