This 3D model represents the German inscription plate associated with the historic 1753 town gate in Brody, formerly Pförten. The plate contains raised lettering that records a documented restoration and expansion carried out in 1931. The inscription reads:
WIEDERHERGESTELLT
U·ERWEITERT A·3·1931
The numerical characters on the original plate do not correspond to any standardized typeface. The numerals and several letters vary in width, height, and stroke geometry, indicating that they were manually carved. To reproduce these features accurately, each character in the model was individually sculpted in three dimensions rather than generated from a font. The model includes the complete inscription arranged in its historical layout, together with the underlying plaque surface.
All geometry is manifold, meaning the mesh is fully watertight and suitable for additive manufacturing. The file set includes STL and other common 3D formats, allowing direct use in 3D printing, CNC milling, digital reconstruction, or real‑time rendering pipelines.
The model can function as a background element in film or game environments that require historically grounded architectural details. The letters can also be extracted and reused to reconstruct missing characters in architectural restoration projects or to assemble new inscriptions for custom applications. The preview material is black for contrast, but the model can be assigned any material to match stone, plaster, metal, or other surfaces.
This combination of historical accuracy, clean topology, and format flexibility makes the model suitable for digital heritage work, visual effects, interactive environments, and physical reproduction.