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GLBFrigate Warship Hermione 3D Model
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| Vendor: | togman-studio |
| Published: | Jun 12, 2018 |
| Download Size: | 1.7 GB |
| Game Ready: | – |
| Polygons: | 2,971,088 |
| Vertices: | 2,977,469 |
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| Textures: | Yes |
| Materials: | Yes |
| UV Mapped: | Yes |
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Frigate Warship Hermione 3D Model
3d model of the frigate Hermione.
Hermione was a 12-pounder Concorde-class frigate of the French Navy. She became famous when she ferried General Lafayette to the United States in 1780 for support to the Americans in the American Revolutionary War. She grounded and was wrecked in 1793.
Hermione was built in eleven months at Rochefort, by the shipwright Henri Chevillard as a light frigate, fast and maneuverable. Between May and December 1779 she underwent successful sea trials in the Gulf of Gascony under the command of Lieutenant de Latouche.
General La Fayette embarked at Rochefort on 11 March 1780 and arrived in Boston on 28 April carrying the secret news that he had secured French reinforcements (5,500 men and five frigates) for George Washington. After the dramatic failure of the Penobscot Expedition, a large military expedition to dislodge the British from their new stronghold at the confluence of the Bagaduce and the Penobscot River on the east bank of Penobscot Bay in Maine (an area later known as Castine), the revolutionary council of Massachusetts asked Latouche if he would be willing to sail to Penobscot Bay for a quick military intelligence-gathering cruise, checking on the strength of the British garrison at Fort George. Hermione then made the week-long voyage in mid-May, after which the frigate sailed to Rhode Island. Next, she got underway again on 2 June and suffered serious damage in the fierce but indecisive Action of 7 June 1780 against the 32-gun HMS Iris, under James Hawker.
Hermione received the American Congress on board in May 1781. She fought several times in company with Astre, commanded by Laprouse, especially at the Naval battle of Louisbourg on 21 July 1781.
After the end of the American Revolutionary War, Hermione returned to France in February 1782. She then formed part of a squadron sent to India to help Suffren against the British. However, peace was declared and the ship returned to Rochefort in April 1784.
--Geometry--
The model was modeled in 3ds max.
Most of the objects are smootheable and easily editable. (turbosmooth, hypernurbs modifier) .
This model is organized cleanly on layers.
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--Rendering--
The rendering is setup V-Ray.
In the 3ds max version,V-Ray lighting and setup file also included.
No 3rd party plugin needed.
Lighting is included only in the 3ds Max version and materials may appear different in other program formats.
--Textures--
8192x8192 4096X4096 2048X2048
--Scale--
This scene is modeled in real world scale.
The unit of measurement is set on meters
Hermione was a 12-pounder Concorde-class frigate of the French Navy. She became famous when she ferried General Lafayette to the United States in 1780 for support to the Americans in the American Revolutionary War. She grounded and was wrecked in 1793.
Hermione was built in eleven months at Rochefort, by the shipwright Henri Chevillard as a light frigate, fast and maneuverable. Between May and December 1779 she underwent successful sea trials in the Gulf of Gascony under the command of Lieutenant de Latouche.
General La Fayette embarked at Rochefort on 11 March 1780 and arrived in Boston on 28 April carrying the secret news that he had secured French reinforcements (5,500 men and five frigates) for George Washington. After the dramatic failure of the Penobscot Expedition, a large military expedition to dislodge the British from their new stronghold at the confluence of the Bagaduce and the Penobscot River on the east bank of Penobscot Bay in Maine (an area later known as Castine), the revolutionary council of Massachusetts asked Latouche if he would be willing to sail to Penobscot Bay for a quick military intelligence-gathering cruise, checking on the strength of the British garrison at Fort George. Hermione then made the week-long voyage in mid-May, after which the frigate sailed to Rhode Island. Next, she got underway again on 2 June and suffered serious damage in the fierce but indecisive Action of 7 June 1780 against the 32-gun HMS Iris, under James Hawker.
Hermione received the American Congress on board in May 1781. She fought several times in company with Astre, commanded by Laprouse, especially at the Naval battle of Louisbourg on 21 July 1781.
After the end of the American Revolutionary War, Hermione returned to France in February 1782. She then formed part of a squadron sent to India to help Suffren against the British. However, peace was declared and the ship returned to Rochefort in April 1784.
--Geometry--
The model was modeled in 3ds max.
Most of the objects are smootheable and easily editable. (turbosmooth, hypernurbs modifier) .
This model is organized cleanly on layers.
'
--Rendering--
The rendering is setup V-Ray.
In the 3ds max version,V-Ray lighting and setup file also included.
No 3rd party plugin needed.
Lighting is included only in the 3ds Max version and materials may appear different in other program formats.
--Textures--
8192x8192 4096X4096 2048X2048
--Scale--
This scene is modeled in real world scale.
The unit of measurement is set on meters
