
Ancient Chinese South-Pointing Chariot Rigged Mechanical Vehicle
Ancient Chinese South-Pointing Chariot 3D Model
A detailed 3D reconstruction of the ancient Chinese South-Pointing Chariot, designed as a historical mechanical vehicle with a complete wooden carriage body, large wooden wheels, metal reinforcements, a directional figure, and a visible internal gear mechanism.
The model includes both the exterior vehicle and the internal mechanical structure, making it suitable for historical scenes, museum-style visualization, educational projects, cinematics, animation, and ancient technology presentations.
The internal mechanism has been created as a plausible historical reconstruction inspired by the mechanical principles traditionally associated with the South-Pointing Chariot. It is intended as a visual and animation-ready interpretation rather than a claim of an exact surviving historical blueprint.
Features: - Complete exterior South-Pointing Chariot model - Detailed internal gear and transmission mechanism - Wooden carriage structure with metal fittings and reinforcement parts - Large spoked wheels with metal rims - Directional human figure mounted on the top platform - Separate mechanical components for clear visualization - Suitable for cutaway and mechanism demonstration scenes - Rigged and ready for animation - Animation result is demonstrated in the preview video - Native Blender file included - FBX format included
Native Blender and FBX formats are provided. The model has already been rigged, and the animation result is shown in the preview video.
This asset is suitable for: Historical visualization Ancient Chinese environments Museum and exhibition scenes Educational animation Mechanical visualization Cinematic projects Games and real-time projects Documentaries and historical presentations
Model Details
- FormatsFBX, BLEND
- Polygons123280
- Vertices122024
- animatedyes
- materialsyes
- texturesyes
- riggedyes
- uvsno
- 3d print readyno
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