Early medieval farmstead - enterable 3D Model Pack
SCENE NOT INCLUDED byre-dwelling house with shingle roof and made entirely from wood. Measurements: 18.3 x 7.5 x 5.9 m above ground. wooden pit house with shingle roof. Measurements: 440 x 510 x 320 cm above ground and -80 cm dug into the ground. A few steps behind the door lead into the interior. The inside measures approximately 350 x 350 cm. small wooden raised granary 350 x 370 x 490 cm above ground. Wooden well shaft with inner diameter of 120 x 120 cm and a depth of 4 m with two lids for the well and a gallows suspended and pivoted on a forked tree serving as a counter weight to lift up a bucket full of water. Further Information Fully mapped and textured with PBR material (4k). The main buildings share a single trim-texture. One material for the granary's stone discs (1k). In real world scale (centimeters). Logically grouped, layered, attached and named. Pivots are placed correctly All doors are separate objects, in case you need to animate them or want to add other functionalities to them. Unreal Engine UASSET is imported with Nanite enabled
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