Overview
Flintlock Holster Pistol (c. 1760) 3D Model — a detailed, historically inspired sidearm 3D asset designed for realism in games, visualization, education, and creative projects. This flintlock pistol model captures the classic early-modern silhouette, holster-ready shape, and period-accurate proportions, making it a great choice for historical scenes and weapon-focused content.
Key Features
- Historical flintlock style with a classic holster pistol form (c. 1760).
- Ideal for: historical dioramas, museum-style renders, narrative games, VR/AR scenes, concept art, and cinematic environments.
- Compatible workflow: optimized for import into common 3D pipelines for quick placement and reuse.
- Flexible usage: use as a hero prop, background equipment, or loadout/weapon asset in interactive projects.
Typical Usage Patterns
- Game development: weapon prop for first-person or third-person scenes; replaceable holster/pistol component for inventory systems.
- 3D archviz & visualization: add authenticity to historical interiors, collector displays, and themed exhibitions.
- Film & animation: close-up or mid-shot prop for period-accurate storytelling, storyboards, and character loadouts.
- Education & content creation: use in tutorials, historical references, and interactive learning presentations.
Downloadable File Formats
- MAX (3ds Max)
- OBJ
- FBX
- C4D (Cinema 4D)
- BLEND (Blender)
Software Support
The model is designed to work across a wide range of 3D tools. Supported software includes:
- Blender
- 3ds Max
- Maya
- Cinema 4D
- Unreal Engine
- Other 3D applications that support standard formats like OBJ/FBX
Ready to Use — download the format that fits your pipeline, import the flintlock pistol into your scene, and start creating period-accurate renders and real-time environments right away.
Uploaded by solomon on November 2013