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11-15 22:53
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achaemenid bull rook 3d model
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3d printing
3d printing historical
chess
historical
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Create a single solid 3D rook chess piece based on an Achaemenid-style bull-capital design. The piece should look like carved stone, with the same surface grain and texture found in ancient Persian relief sculptures. Top Section – Twin Bulls At the top of the rook, place two identical bulls, arranged back-to-back, facing opposite directions. Each bull has a strong, muscular body, folded legs, and a compact seated stance. Heads are upright with short horns, almond-shaped eyes, carved nostrils, and a calm, stylised expression. The mane is made of even ribbed segments following the curve of the neck. The neck has a decorative beaded collar pattern, matching Achaemenid bull capitals. The chest and shoulder plates have a grid-like decorative pattern carved into the stone. The bodies of the bulls meet in the centre. There is a carved rectangular block between them. Castle Tower (Rook Crown) On top of the centre block sits a small stone turret, like the top of a rook. The turret has even crenellations (castle battlements). Below the battlements, there is a band of carved fleur-de-lis ornaments repeating around the cylinder. The whole tower should look like one piece of stone, not assembled. Central Column Under the bulls is a tall cylindrical column. The column has vertical fluted grooves running from top to bottom, evenly spaced. The column narrows slightly toward the top where it meets the bulls. Base The base is a thick, circular stone platform, carved in one piece. Around the side of the base is a repeating Achaemenid floral motif, similar to lotus or palmette shapes. The base has a rounded bottom profile with soft edges. Material and Texture The entire rook should look like hand-carved stone, slightly worn. Texture should match the example: fine grain, soft shadows, natural stone colour (light beige to sandstone tones). No shiny or modern surfaces. Keep edges slightly softened, not razor sharp. Proportions Bulls are the widest part of the piece. Column is tall and straight, about twice the height of the bull section. Base is wide and stable, slightly larger than the column diameter. Overall silhouette should feel vertical and monumental, like an ancient Persian column redesigned as a rook.
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