
This traditional metal estoc thrusting sword model is a detailed historical asset for Blender, featuring a worn patina and ornate hilt. This historical estoc thrusting sword features a long, slender, tapered blade designed for piercing, rendered with a weathered, dark metallic finish. The hilt includes a curved crossguard with rounded terminals, providing a classic silhouette. The handle is finished in a dark, textured material accented with small metallic studs along its length, terminating in a curved pommel. The overall design reflects period-accurate weaponry, emphasising a balance between functional form and decorative detail. The model captures the subtle imperfections and surface texture of aged iron and steel, suitable for close-up visualisations and period-authentic interior settings.
The download is a 70 MB compressed archive with the model in BLEND, FBX and GLTF format.
Users can import this model directly into their scenes as a standalone decorative element or as part of a curated historical collection. The file is optimised for standard 3D workflows, allowing for easy placement and rotation to suit specific display angles. Because the geometry is clean and scaled to real-world dimensions, it integrates seamlessly into existing interior layouts. Texture maps can be adjusted within the native material editor to fine-tune the reflection and roughness values to match the specific lighting conditions of the scene.
Ideal for high-end residential libraries, study rooms, or themed hospitality projects, this estoc serves as a sophisticated focal point in traditional or eclectic interiors. It pairs effectively with dark wood shelving, leather-bound books, and masculine decor schemes. Professionals looking to add a sense of history or academic character to a space will find this asset useful for staging mantels, display cases, or private office environments. It is a versatile choice for historical film sets or luxury interior design visualisations.
Antique Metal Estoc Thrusting Sword
Free
What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Public domain. Use commercially, modify and redistribute. No attribution required.
Covers 1 seat.