All countries flag 3D model

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National symbols of pride are diverse, often carrying deep connections to military might due to their enduring use as instruments of war. Flags also serve as tools for communication, advertising, or simply as decorative elements. Typically, flags are rectangular in shape (commonly with a ratio of 2:3, 1:2, or 3:5), but can take on any form that suits practical flying purposes, such as square, triangular, or swallow-tailed designs. The flag of Nepal stands out for its unique two-triangle design. Other distinctive flags include those of Ohio (a swallowtail), Tampa, Florida, and Pike County, Ohio. Many flags are made to be inexpensive by dyeing them all the way through, resulting in a reverse side that is the mirror image of the front side, which faces outward when the flag flies from left to right. This leads to two possibilities: If the design is symmetrical along an axis parallel to the pole, the obverse and reverse will look identical despite being reversed, as seen in the Indian Flag or Canadian Flag. If not, the obverse and reverse will display two versions of the same design: one with the hoist on the left (typically considered the front side), and the other with the hoist on the right (usually regarded as the back side). This is a common occurrence and usually doesn't cause concern unless text is involved in the design. The file contains flags representing every country.