Damaged Abandoned Stone Church Model - Architectural Material for War Scenes

Description

This is an exquisitely carved stone church model, isolated against a transparent background, vividly capturing the desolate and dilapidated state after war or disaster. The main body of the church is built with layers of earthy yellow stones; the gray tiled roof has multiple cracks and holes, and the walls are covered with traces of damage — the rose window only retains its iron framework, while the sunken areas on the walls seem to have been battered by artillery fire. The weathered wooden door shows signs of rust from the years; a cross tombstone stands beside it, with scattered weeds and stones dotting the ground. Details such as the texture of the stones and the gaps between the tiles are clearly distinguishable. The overall composition focuses on the building, with a heavy and rough texture, creating a desolate and depressing atmosphere. It perfectly presents the dilapidation of historical scenes, making it a high-quality material for model creation themed around war and disaster, combining both artistic and realistic qualities.