North Vietnam Flag Low-poly 3D model

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The official national flag of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, also known as North Vietnam from 1945 to 1976, comes to life with a meticulously crafted 3D model that captures its rich history. Three high-quality materials, clean version, dirty version, and bloody version, ensure a photorealistic appearance down to every seam, fold, and wrinkle. This striking flag represents the one proudly carried by the legendary Việt Minh coalition during their courageous fight against the United States in the Vietnam War. With subdivision surface techniques, 3D scenes in games or movies are now complete with this incredibly detailed flag model, promising stunning visual results. Tailored to suit various game engines and cinematic applications, this low-poly model combines ease of rendering with unparalleled authenticity. Originally created with Blender 2.80, the 3D model shines with remarkable detail when rendered using Eevee or Cycles. Key Features: Objects: 6 Polygons: 2484 Subdivision ready: Yes For a detailed animation that truly immerses audiences, this model includes a rig that boasts intricate bone structure and realistic motion, captured through both Simple and Natural animations. Static assets for more intense gaming scenes include two levels of detail (LODs), ensuring an unparalleled gaming experience across multiple devices. Export formats are extensive: FBX, Collada, OBJ, and GLTF. Texture formats encompass diffuse maps in 2K resolution along with normals and other essentials to paint a breathtaking scene. Organized according to real-world measurements and categorizations, this meticulously curated model meets every detail necessary for creating richly immersive virtual landscapes, minus any bias or agenda that the original model portrays. Its mere appearance as a replica carries no meaning except its utility in adding an enriching layer of authenticity within simulations of the period. File formats don't contain the texture data itself, as these files are located separately under the 'Textures' folder for user accessibility. DISCLAIMER It's paramount to clarify that this model embodies none of the contentious attributes linked with war or conflict; it purely symbolizes a historical piece devoid of bias and focuses on the symbolic representation as one would find within an encyclopedia or museum context, used merely to provide a visually pleasing and historically accurate element within simulations rather than propagate hate.