Wooden Hand Litter Stretcher

The kind of litter used to carry the wounded in the fighting of 1836, at the Alamo, San Jacinto and the Texas campaign's camps.

Two shaved wooden poles, 2.4 m long, their ends worked down into handgrips worn by many hands. A bed of heavy linen canvas is sewn into a sleeve round each pole and sags between them. Two wooden spreaders are housed into the poles' undersides and pinned through, and four short feet keep the litter off the ground when it is set down. The canvas carries dirt and old dried stains.

9,000 triangles in a single LOD, one PBR material (2048 px colour and normal maps; the GLB also carries its roughness map), real-world scale (0.62 x 2.4 m) with its origin on the ground at the litter's centre, foot end facing -Y. Static mesh: FBX for Unreal and Unity and GLB for Godot, three.js and glTF importers, with PNG textures.

• stretcher
• litter
• hand litter
• medical
• field hospital
• wounded
• military
• 1836
• alamo
• texas revolution
• 19th century
• historical
• western
• frontier
• canvas
• prop
• game ready
• pbr