Aquila Standard 3D model, textured render

Aquila Standard 3D model

Game-ready: an all-quad mesh with three LODs at real-world scale. One of the 12 models in Roman Empire Relics; one purchase covers Unity, Unreal Engine, Godot and Three.js.

Three eagles vanished with Varus in the Teutoburg Forest in 9 CE. Germanicus recovered two. No legionary aquila sits in a museum case.

Geometry
25,505 quads (51,010 triangles) at LOD0 · 3 LODs
Real size
61.4 × 35.3 × 94.9 cm (W × H × D) · pivot at the base
Textures
2048 × 2048 PBR
Files
Unity prefab · Unreal static mesh · Godot FBX with material · GLB
License
Commercial license

€14.99

See all 12 models in Roman Empire Relics

The history behind it: What Is an Aquila? Rome's Legion Eagle Standard

Aquila Standard: textured model, quad wireframe and UV checker
Aquila Standard, 25,505 quads (51,010 triangles) at LOD0, 3 LODs, 2048 x 2048 textures. Blender render of delivered mesh.

The other 11 models in Roman Empire Relics