Weapon Design & Concepts
The Gun Axe
The Gun Axe or Axe-Pistol was a late 16th century invention that proved quite brutal at close-ranged combat!
The Axe-Pistol is definitely a quite complex weapon to wield. This model was inspired by the idea of having a magnificent close quarters weapon being quite letal in many ways: the main cutting blade is made of Damascus steel which once sharpened to its peak is capable of slashing very hard surfaces; on the opposite side sits a toothed blade that can efficiently slash through any organic material with ease; at the bottom of the weapon the spike can be used to pierce which is an advantage depending which foe you are facing, especially while hunting; last but not least, its crown jewel - a long cane pistol (much as a rifle barrel) capable of firing a high powered shot once needed. The weapon also has extra bullet slots made of silicone for those moments that you know you'll need to go guns blazing towards victory!
Longsword Medieval Type XVIa 3D model
This Classical Longsword was inspired on the sword designs around the 14th and the 15th centuries.
These longswords were primarily used for thrusting but one should never underestimated its slashing capabilities as it has a long blade. The grip is meant to be a versatile both one-handed and two-handed model to ensure maximum maneuverability. Why the heavy design? That would be for the purpose of fighting armored and lightly armored opponents.
In my POV this model was in need of additional touches and so I added a chain on the hilt for making sure the user would get a better grip during fights (the chains are removable and easely adjustable if you wish). This is a Hi-Res version of the model ready to be added to your scenes.
In my POV this model was in need of additional touches and so I added a chain on the hilt for making sure the user would get a better grip during fights (the chains are removable and easely adjustable if you wish). This is a Hi-Res version of the model ready to be added to your scenes.
Sword and Shield
This was a more basic yet, quite interesting project to do since it was all done in a day's work and I used for the first time the amazing software Adobe Substance Painter.
