WALTHER P38 PISTOL

Walther P38 is a 9 mm semi-automatic pistol that was developed by Carl Walther as the service pistol of the Wehrmacht at the beginning of World War II. It was intended to replace the costly Luger P08.
Walther P.38 was in production from 1939 to 1945, until the defeat of Nazi Germany by the allies.

OVERVIEW

This is high-quality made detailed 3D model of Walther P38 pistol with high resolution textures.

MODEL FEATURES

• 3D model originally created in Blender 3D software (2.79b version).
• Blender 2.79b+ (including 2.92) friendly. Unity, CryEngine, Unreal Engine friendly.
• Model is game ready - can be used in game engines and realtime scenes.
• Clean and optimized topology.
• Model has creases and sharps and ready for further subdivision (in case of need).
• Correctly scaled for an accurate representation of the original object. The units of measurement during the creation process were meters.
• 3D model consists of 1 object named according to its original in real life.
• Object has correctly done clear and unwrapped UV.
• Model's mesh has 1 correctly named PBR material.
• Model is fully textured; textures and maps (4096x4096 resolution) named correctly.
• Textures and maps are in .png file format.
• Included texture maps: BaseColor, Normal, Ambient Occlusion, Metallic, Roughness.

INCLUDED TEXTURES AND MAPS

• P38_AO.png 4096x4096
• P38_BaseColor.png 4096x4096
• P38_Normal.png 4096x4096
• P38_Metalness.png 4096x4096
• P38_Roughness.png 4096x4096

NOTES

• NOTE: The model can contain poles (more than 5 edges that converge to a single vertex).
• NOTE: Archives do not include any backgrounds, renders or scenes used in preview images.
• NOTE: For all questions about model files you can contact Turbosquid Support. They will contact me and give me your question.

CONCLUSION

If you have a free minute look at my channel and see my other models.
Stay healthy, take care of yourself and your loved ones in this difficult, uncertain time.
Good luck in your endeavors and thank you for your attention!

BaronDaler, 2021