This 3D model is a relief of the historic town logo of Brody, formerly known as Pförten. The emblem shows a rearing horse with an arrow and two stars on a heraldic shield. This design has represented the town for many years and appeared on official materials such as postage stamps. The model is based on the sculpted version that still exists on the Forst Gate, the gate you pass through when leaving Brody in the direction of Forst. On the original gate, the shield curves at the top and the emblem sits lower to make space for the inscription below it.
The model includes two versions. One follows the curved shape of the original gate sculpture. The other is a flat version without the curve, which is more practical for general use and for situations where no inscription space is needed. Both versions are manifold, meaning the mesh is fully watertight, and an STL file is provided so the relief can be 3D printed without modification.
This emblem can be used in film and game production as a background element, a decorative shield, or part of an environment that needs a heraldic motif with a real historical source. It can also be printed as an ornament, a plaque, or even a wax stamp when scaled down. The clean geometry makes it easy to integrate into custom heraldic shields or any composition that needs a strong, recognizable symbol.