Linlithgow Palace

The Model at a Glance

Linlithgow Palace served as a majestic royal residence for the Stewart dynasty, commissioned by James I in 1424 following a fire at the previous site. Situated on a low hill above an inland loch between Edinburgh Castle and Stirling Castle, the structure now stands as an impressive roofless ruin. This 3D asset accurately reflects the modern condition of the historic landmark, captured through a combination of terrestrial laser scanning and UAV photogrammetry.

Technical Facts

The mesh faithfully retains real-world scale and intricate masonry details derived from field survey data.

• Geometry: 986.5k triangles and 759.2k vertices
• File Formats: FBX, OBJ, and native Blender file
• Assets Included: High-resolution texture maps and materials
• Data Source: Terrestrial laser scanning combined with aerial drone photogrammetry

How Buyers Can Use It

This historical monument is ideal for visual heritage preservation, educational documentaries, matte painting backgrounds, and virtual production. Environment artists working within modern real-time workflows, such as Unreal Engine or Unity, can utilize this asset to build realistic historic settings or interactive Scottish countryside landscapes.

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The product details show that and is categorized under Cultural Heritage & History, Places & Travel.