About this 3D model

The Persian Immortals were an elite, 10,000-strong unit of heavy infantry in the Achaemenid Empire (circa 6th-4th centuries BCE), serving as the king's personal guard and a standing army, named for their constant numbers as fallen soldiers were immediately replaced, creating an illusion of invincibility. Famous for their discipline, ornate gear, and role in the Greco-Persian Wars (like at Thermopylae), they were highly trained from youth, representing the peak of Persian military power and imperial grandeur. This set includes: - 5 unique immortal infantry poses - With and without