2nd Battalion Royal Cornwall Militia

Asset Highlights

This 3D asset is a digital recreation of a historical double-breasted scarlet tunic once worn by John Hext of Trenarn, commander of the 2nd Royal Cornwall Militia. Sourced from the collection at Bodmin Keep Museum, the model captures specific regimental details from the late 18th and early 19th centuries. It features the characteristic blue collar and cuffs, with eight gilt buttons set in pairs. The garment’s construction is accurately represented, including the ornamental blue twist bindings on the lapels and the crimson twist bindings on the scarlet front openings.

Files & Materials

The asset is provided in multiple industry-standard formats to ensure compatibility across various software environments. The package includes high-resolution textures and materials that define the contrast between the scarlet cloth and the metallic gilt buttons. For those building a collection of regional British military attire, this model serves as a historical peer to the Cornwall Yeomanry Cavalry Undress Blue Tunic.

Mesh Information

• Total Geometry: 109.1k triangles
• Vertex Count: 59.2k
• Available Formats: FBX, OBJ, and BLENDER
• Included: Full texture sets and material definitions

Potential Uses

This model is particularly useful for historical researchers, museum curators developing virtual exhibits, and digital costume designers. The high level of detail in the cloth texture and button placement makes it suitable for close-up renders in cinematic projects or historical simulations. The provided FBX and OBJ files allow for straightforward import into real-time engines such as Unity or Unreal Engine for use in educational heritage applications.

The product details show that and is categorized under Cultural Heritage & History, Fashion & Style.