Cinematic Trojan horse scene in Blender

GOAL: Create a detailed cinematic Trojan horse model in Blender, inspired by the monumental scale and dark atmosphere of The Odyssey. MOTION: Build an enormous wooden horse rearing on its hind legs, with an arched neck, defined muzzle, pointed ears, broad chest and two bent front legs. Keep the silhouette elegant and recognisable. Construct the body from overlapping horizontal wooden planks that follow its curves. Give each plank thickness, beveled edges, visible grain, narrow gaps and subtle weathering. Use varied dark oak and walnut tones. Include a believable internal framework of curved ribs, crossbeams and diagonal braces. Add bronze rivets, dark iron straps, reinforced joints, a discreet side hatch and an aged bronze bridle. Build the mane from short wooden ridges and the tail from curved timber sections. Mount the horse on a heavy rectangular timber platform with visible axles and four large spoked wooden wheels with iron rims. Make all supports and connections structurally convincing. Place it outside Troy’s massive stone gates beside the sea. Surround it with canvas tents, shield racks, spears, amphorae, stacked timber, coiled ropes, wooden scaffolding and burning torches. Add several ancient Greek ships with dark red square sails along the shoreline. Include a few bronze-armored guards to establish scale. Set the scene at stormy dusk, with blue-grey clouds, cool ambient light, warm firelight and restrained smoke. Use realistic wood, aged metal and rough stone materials, with clear contact shadows. Compose a low front three-quarter view. Keep the entire horse visible, its head against the sky, with the gate behind it and ships to one side. Aim for the weight and atmosphere of a practical film set. Create a static scene only. No animation, text, logos or interface elements. Deliver an editable .blend file with packed textures and one high-quality 1920×1080 still render. Check for floating props, intersecting geometry and missing materials.