NEW for sale! Anchor USS Arizona

Asset Highlights

This 3D model recreates the historic anchor of the USS Arizona, a Pennsylvania-class super-dreadnought battleship commissioned by the United States Navy in 1916. Built using a high-resolution PBR workflow, the asset provides an accurate digital representation of this notable naval artifact for historical visualizations and interactive maritime environments.

Files & Materials

The model comes packed with texture sets and materials configured for physically based rendering. It includes several standard delivery formats:

• File Formats: FBX, OBJ, and native Blender (.blend)
• Material Pipeline: Includes full PBR textures and material setups
• Mesh Density: 113,300 triangles and 56,800 vertices
• Asset Classification: Cultural Heritage & History, Art & Abstract

Mesh Information

Constructed with detailed geometry, the mesh captures the solid structure and weight of early 20th-century naval ironwork. The polygon layout provides sharp edge definition and surface details without requiring excessive scene overhead, making it practical for render scenes and real-time use.

Potential Uses

This historical object is well-suited for interactive museum displays, educational graphics, naval combat environments, and harbor dioramas. Scene layout artists can import the model into real-time pipelines like Unity and Unreal Engine or use it for offline rendering in standard 3D software.

The product details show that the mesh is listed at 113.3k triangles; and 56.8k vertices.

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