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Historical French 90-gun steam battleship Napoleon of 1850

AI-generated 3D model with PBR textures.

Included file formats: GLB / glTF, FBX, OBJ, USDZ.

License options:
• Standard License (low-poly, personal use) (€50.00): Low-poly mesh for personal, non-commercial projects — games, prototypes, learning and personal renders.
• Commercial License (€150.00): Standard-detail mesh licensed for commercial use in a single released product or client project.
• Studio License (PBR + rigging) (€250.00): Highest-detail mesh with PBR texture maps and, for characters, auto-rigging — unlimited commercial use across products.

Prompt: Historical French 90-gun steam battleship Napoleon of 1850, wooden two-decker ship of the line, long black hull with two rows of square gun ports framed by ochre-yellow horizontal strakes, distinctive rounded stern with ornate gilded carvings and stern gallery windows, three tall masts with full standing rigging and furled canvas sails, single black steam funnel amidships between the masts, long bowsprit at the prow, ship's boats hanging on davits, realistic weathered oak planking and tarred rope, natural daylight coloring

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Included files

GLB / glTFFBXOBJUSDZ

Every license includes all listed formats, delivered as a download after purchase.

Prefer it in your hands? Have Historical French 90-gun steam battleship Napoleon of 1850 3D printed by a professional bureau and shipped to you — no files, no printer needed.

Production & shipping

Printed & shipped from the UK.

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License: a physical print includes a personal-use print license for the finished object. Reselling printed copies requires a Commercial or Studio license.

PriceQuoted per model — coming soon

Prints are produced on demand by our partner bureaus. Final price depends on region, material, finish and size, and will be added shortly.

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