Medieval Weapon Stand

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Tongs2346 vertices, 2328 polygonsAxe Double Head4346 vertices, 4316 polygonHooked2952 vertices, 2904 polygonSmall Axe2952 vertices, 2904 polygonsHand Held Hammer2034 vertices, 2032 polygonsspear826 vertices, 884 polygonsspear stand13436 vertices, 24103 polygonsSheild13317 vertices, 13280 polygonsSword1971 vertices, 1960 polygonsRack1078 vertices, 856 polygonsWedge Hammer1744 vertices, 1742 polygons

A medieval weapon stand—or weapons rack—is typically a sturdy, rustic oak or wrought-iron floor unit designed to store and display armaments. It consists of slotted vertical beams or pegs used to hold long weapons (like spears, poleaxes, and halberds) upright, and horizontal tiers or grooves to showcase swords.Modern recreations and historical displays heavily feature wooden weapon stands, though historians point out that there is scarce archaeological evidence of these specific free-standing racks being used in the actual Middle Ages.A standard traditional-style weapon stand features several key elements:Materials: Constructed from dark, heavy woods such as stained oak, ash, or pine, reinforced with forged iron brackets or studs.Sword Tiers: Horizontal rails or stacked crossbeams carved with specific resting grooves. These keep the blades visible, preventing them from dulling against each other.Spear/Pole Slots: Drilled wooden blocks or slotted trays near the base to keep long, heavy poles secure without tipping.Shield & Helmet Hooks: Many racks incorporate iron hooks on the sides to hang round shields or kettle hat helmets