A by-product of working with the [OpenData repository of the city of Paris](https://opendata.paris.fr/explore/?sort=modified): here **public lights** (bottom layer, orange-ish) and **trees** (top layer, multicolor).

Both datasets have an information on the objects height, which were superimposed to a Digital Elevation Model of Paris, interpolated in python from [**SRTM** data](https://www2.jpl.nasa.gov/srtm/) (Z-scale overly exagerated). The lights were colored according to their light temperature (available in the dataset), while the 25 most common kinds of trees were colored by species.

The resulting point cloud gives pretty interesting patterns (some of which I've annotated), especially in cemeteries and on the biggest streets. Too bad most of the public parks don't have associated tree data...

And if you don't know it already, I'd definitely advise French speakers to listen at this nicely related song by Maxime Le Forestier: [Comme un arbre](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clDxk0Wh--4).

Trees of Paris

District Museum in Tarnów
Inventory number:
MT-E/3270
interwar period (after 1918), Poland

https://muzea.malopolska.pl/en/objects-list/1344

Project Visualization (3D model + textures): Marcin Solarz

Violin

If you look closely, you can see several things I've already scanned in the pile.

Scan data processed from 712 photos in Reality Capture, taken with my Canon EOS Rebel XSI and a polarized lens.

Questions? Interested in a custom model? Want me working on your project? Feel free to contact me via artstation at: https://www.artstation.com/renafox3d

Wall of Cars (Free Raw Scan)

Enigma machines were designed to create complex coded messages that were almost impossible to crack. Throughout the Second World War, Germany and its allies used Enigma machines on the battlefield, at sea, in the sky and in their secret services to send military messages. The Germans considered the Enigma code to be unbreakable, but mathematicians in Poland, France and the UK developed advanced techniques that broke the Enigma code, helping to shorten the war. Today mathematics is at the heart of all computer security – as well as attempts to break it.

*Enhanced digitisation funded by Samsung, founding partner of the Science Museum Group Digital Lab.*

Enigma machine, 1934

Raw scan made on cinema movie projector that is standing in Kijów Centrum Cimena in Kraków, Poland
It was used for 35mm tape. Produced in the 1961 by Łódzkie Zakłady Kinotechniczne in Poland. The projector was designed for cinemas with rooms up to 1000 seats. It was then one of the most popular models used in Polish cinemas

The projector was equipped with an aspherical mirror with a diameter of 356 mm and a focal length of 120 mm. The standard lens provided by the manufacturer was Polkinar 1.8 / 100

The basic equipment of the projector was an optical sound reading system with two exposure bulbs - one in the working position, the other one in reserve (both fixed in the rotating holder, which allowed for exchange without interrupting the projection). In addition, the projector could be equipped with a 4-channel magnetic sound pickup

The projector was powered by a three-phase asynchronous motor. The engine was started using an automatic starter.
https://youtu.be/-xr1BMyKNWI
MusicInfo: Piano by AShamaluevMusic

Cinema Movie Projector AP5 - 1961

Full name: **Seventeenth-century Italian hydria apothecary vase**

A hydria-type apothecary maiolica vase created in Savona (Italy) in the late 17th century. Handles in the shape of (fantastic) animal heads on massive bent necks. At the front, towards the bottom of the vase, a gargoyle in relief. Plugged with regular cork, its mouth doubles as an opening for pouring out the contents of the vase. Smaller gargoyles, without any openings, located under the handles, alongside the vase.

Exhibit from the collection of apothecary ceramics donated to the Museum in 1976 by Mateusz Bronisław Grabowski, a Polish-British, London-based pharmacist.

**For more images and further information, visit:** https://muzea.malopolska.pl/en/objects-list/577

Inventory number: KGZ 5919

Localisation of the physical object: Pharmacy Museum, Jagiellonian University Medical College, Kraków, Poland

**Digitalisation: Regional Digitalisation Lab, Małopolska Institute of Culture in Kraków, Poland; “Virtual Museums of Małopolska” project**

Hydria apothecary vase

I participated in the competition and it was necessary to fulfill certain conditions:

1.  Texture size is up to 256x256
2.  Triangles amount is less than 1000
3.  Don't use normal map, PBR shaders, texture interpolation.

Hope you will like it!

POP CAT

Zalipie, a village in southern Poland, is most famous for its folk art. Local artists have been covering houses in traditional floral motifs, a custom with roots back in the 18th century, when housekeepers would lighten sooty interiors of their huts by covering them with limewash. Through the 19th century the practice evolved into a habit of decorating cottages - both on the inside and on the outside - with colorful painted ornaments. The tradition has been kept up in the 20th century by dedicated artists like Felicja Curyłowa (1904-1974) and - thanks to her and her followers - to this day we can admire unique local art, and house painting contests are still held to support this live tradition. The 3D model was created based on one of the oldest, finest examples of a Zalipie painted house.

Workflow Video: https://youtu.be/HIyd0rxIFBk

RealityCapture:1270 photos 
MusicInfo: Horses to Water - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena

Painted house - Zalipie in southern Poland

Learning ZBrush, sculpt 3: Polar bear adolescent walk animation.

Polar Bear

A mangled up car filled with scrap metal and cables, was being used to block a disused road for some reason

Scan data processed from 184 photos in Reality Capture, taken with my Canon EOS Rebel XSI and a polarized lens.

Scrap Barricade Car (Free Raw Scan)

Windmill from the village of Bogdanka near Juchnowiec (Podlasie) from 1945 translocated to the open-air museum of the Podlasie folk-cultural museum located in Wasilkow. The object is a 27-hectare area, on which more than 30 wooden objects were located.

Windmill type: wood dutch.

It is one of three objects that we have scanned together with Monika Urbańczyk at the Museum of Folk Culture. This is also my first approach to scan an object of this size.
Used: Canon 5dsr, Sigma art lens 50mm, monopod


Created in RealityCapture by Capturing Reality from 362 images in
18h:17m:05s.
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/20wLa

Windmill from the village of Bogdanka, Poland

More old cars found randomly while driving around

Scan data processed from 369 photos in Reality Capture, taken with my Canon EOS Rebel XSI and a polarized lens

Rusty Old Truck (Free Raw Scan)

roadside art in front of the Silverton Hotel in Silverton, NSW (the town where Mad Max was filmed)

Scan data processed from 220 photos in Reality Capture, taken with my Canon EOS Rebel XSI and a polarized lens

Mad Bug (Free Raw Scan)

Sometimes scans don't turn out, or have areas on them that make them hard or impossible to use, these I give out for free

Scan data processed from 472 photos in Reality Capture, taken with my Canon EOS Rebel XSI and a polarized lens.

Little Red Car (Free Raw Scan)

Just another car from the breaking yard. Not much to say here. 

Scan data processed from 329 photos in Reality Capture, taken with my Canon EOS Rebel XSI and a polarized lens.

Gutted Junkyard Car (Free Raw Scan)

Abandoned car in an alleyway, australian flavored

Scan data processed from 199 photos in Reality Capture, taken with my Canon EOS Rebel XSI and a polarized lens

Abandoned Car (Free Raw Scan)

A pretty accurate version of the Polar express from the movie! including the easter egg flux capacitor in the cab from the movie back to the future!

Credits:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2685408867

All models and edits go to credit of the original creators

Some original loco parts goes to the rightful Minecraft Modders
AJSplatoon: Modelling and texturing
Wing Gundam (TheBRSteamer95): Model check
james_ae86 / YanPictures: Modelling the tender, rigging, porting and project leader
exported from sfm and Parts front of the locomotive redone and modified by me


The Polar Express (c) Warner Bros

The Polar Express

Another partial scan, made free because the scan algorithm left out the roof entirely, for some reason.

Scan data processed from 494 photos in Reality Capture, taken with my Canon EOS Rebel XSI and a polarized lens.

Van with Interior (Free Raw Scan)

Sculpted by Pierre Franqueville (Pietro Francavilla, Petrus a Francvilla), the statuette is one of the three models recorded in the collection of the Jagiellonian Library as early as 1783. Pietro Francavilla (1547–1615) was a Franco-Flemish sculptor who worked in Italy.

Écorché models were widely used by artists to practice drawing and to improve their knowledge of the human body.

Our 3D model is featured in the photorealistic 2022 Unity teaser for "Enemies" [https://youtu.be/eXYUNrgqWUU?t=20](http://), a long-anticipated digital project: [https://unity.com/demos/enemies](http://)

**For more images and further information, visit:** https://muzea.malopolska.pl/en/objects-list/2850

Localisation of the physical object: Jagiellonian University Museum Collegium Maius, Kraków, Poland

**Digitalisation: Regional Digitalisation Lab, Małopolska Institute of Culture in Kraków, Poland; “Virtual Museums of Małopolska” project**

Project Visualization (3D model + textures): Marcin Solarz

Anatomical figure – écorché

Another mostly complete 3D scan, that I'm putting up for free.

Scan data processed from 229 photos in Reality Capture, taken with my Canon EOS Rebel XSI and a polarized lens.

Brown Sedan (Free Raw Scan)

ca. 1500, Kraków, Poland, Hungary

An exceptionally valuable monument of sacred goldsmiths from the treasury of the Miechów monastery (Poland), which has survived to our times, is the richly decorated late-gothic silver chalice with a six-leaf foot. It is assumed that it was created around 1500, perhaps in a workshop in Hungary or in the capital city of Krakow. There are precious stones on the base of the chalice: sapphire, amethyst, ruby and emerald. In the upper part of the foot, figures of the Virgin Mary and an unknown saint are visible.

**For more images and further information, visit:** 
https://muzea.malopolska.pl/en/objects-list/2979

Inventory number:  MZM/D/S/63

The Museum of Ziemia Miechowska in Miechów

**Regional Digitalisation Lab, MIK, Visiting Museums of Małopolska project** 

Project Visualization (3D model + textures): Wojciech Szczekan

Gothic chalice

An old rusty tanker car, the allignment isn't perfect, and one corner is messed up, which is why I made it free

Scan data processed from 618 photos in Reality Capture, taken with my Canon EOS Rebel XSI and a polarized lens.

Abandoned Train Car (Free Raw Scan)

one of a handful of trucks I stitched together to make a the gameready technical, figured it was intact enough to offer up as a raw scan.

Scan data processed from 633 photos in Reality Capture, taken with my Canon EOS Rebel XSI and a polarized lens.

Mini Camper (free raw scan)

**For more images and further information, visit:** https://muzea.malopolska.pl/en/objects-list/2250

Inventory number: MP 045

Localisation of the physical object: Krystyna and Włodzimierz Tomek Natural Science Museum in Ciężkowice, Poland

**Digitalisation: Regional Digitalisation Lab, Małopolska Institute of Culture in Kraków, Poland; “Virtual Museums of Małopolska” project**

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