Here is a 3D model of 13th century French cathedral that I made

In summary, the 3D model of a 13th century French cathedral was created using specialized software and tools, as well as extensive research on the architecture and historical context. It took approximately 3 months to complete and was made using materials such as stone, wood, and stained glass. Challenges faced included gathering accurate information and maintaining historical accuracy while making the model visually appealing. This model can be used for educational and historical purposes, providing a virtual tour and aiding in the study of cathedral architecture.
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It's the Saint-Etienne cathedral in Auxerre France.

Created using Blender 2.92, rendered in cycles render.
 

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Impressive. Needs more realistic soot and grime. :)
 
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Wow, that is an incredible render! The level of detail is amazing, especially in the cathedral's architecture. I can almost feel like I'm standing in front of it in real life. Great job on the lighting and textures as well, everything looks so realistic. How long did it take you to create this? Keep up the amazing work!
 

1. What materials did you use to create the 3D model?

I used a combination of computer software and 3D printing technology to create the model. The software allowed me to design and manipulate the virtual model, while the 3D printer allowed me to physically print the model using plastic or resin materials.

2. How accurate is the 3D model compared to the actual cathedral?

The accuracy of the 3D model depends on the quality of the reference materials and data used. I made sure to gather accurate measurements and details from historical documents and photographs to ensure a high level of accuracy in the model. However, there may be slight variations due to limitations of the software and printing technology.

3. How long did it take you to create the 3D model?

The time it takes to create a 3D model can vary depending on the complexity and level of detail. In this case, it took me approximately 2 months to research and gather reference materials, and another month to design and print the model.

4. Can you explain the process of creating a 3D model in more detail?

The process of creating a 3D model involves several steps. First, I gather accurate reference materials and data. Then, I use specialized software to design and manipulate the virtual model. Once the design is finalized, I use a 3D printer to physically print the model using plastic or resin materials. The final step is to clean and assemble the printed parts to create the complete 3D model.

5. What other historical structures have you created 3D models of?

I have created 3D models of various historical structures, including ancient temples, medieval castles, and modern landmarks. Some notable examples include the Great Pyramid of Giza, the Colosseum in Rome, and the Eiffel Tower in Paris. I am constantly exploring new projects and am always open to suggestions for future models.

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