Japanese tanegashima (matchlock arquebus): octagonal iron barrel with breech band, turned muzzle with bore and lip, sights and a breech screw; dark red lacquered stock with brass butt plate and a gold maki-e crest on each side; polished brass lock with goose-neck serpentine and two-jaw clamp, leaf spring, pan with its cover open, flame guard, trigger and guard; braided hemp match cord with a burnt tip wound round the stock, bamboo pins and the ramrod. Generic gold and silver cherry blossoms on the barrel. Real-world size: 136.4 cm long.

Modelled with the detail in real geometry (not a low poly game asset):
- PBR metal/rough textures, 4096 x 2048: Base Color, Roughness, Metallic, Normal (OpenGL and DirectX) and Ambient Occlusion.
- One non-overlapping UV set, no flipped faces, no n-gons.
- 81,124 polygons; every part is a separate closed piece with its real section and bevels in the geometry.
- Real-world scale, lying on its side on the ground (z = 0), lock to -Y.
- Static model: no rig, no animation. Original design of a traditional type, created from scratch; no lettering or third-party assets.

Also available: Japanese Weapons Pack II with all five weapons.

Formats: Blender 3.2+ (native, with a render-ready studio: camera + CC0 HDRI), 3ds Max 2022+ (Physical Material with metalness map), FBX, glTF 2.0 binary (textures embedded), OBJ and USD (UsdPreviewSurface). Maya and Cinema 4D users: import the included FBX or USD.

All renders shown were made in Blender Cycles with the included files; no post-processing.