Pirate Flag - Francis Spriggs and Edward Lowe Low-poly 3D model

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The 3D representation of the infamous Pirate Flag, wrongly credited to Blackbeard but resembling flags allegedly flown by Edward Lowe and Francis Spriggs, was used by these notorious pirates during their brief pirating career from 1720 to 1725. Their pirating activities spanned the Caribbean Sea and the Bay of Honduras. This Pirates Flag model accurately features every stitch and wrinkle around its seams, resulting in an incredibly realistic fabric effect. It's perfect for any 3D scene focused on Piracy, whether historical or fictional. When combined with subdivision surface capabilities, it creates stunningly smooth lines, making it a valuable asset in games and movie projects. This low poly model is optimized for both gaming and rendering. It was originally designed using Blender 2.80 software and rendered with Eevee engine, showcasing exceptional detail. This detailed Pirates Flag comes equipped with six distinct objects: Objects are made up of 2484 polygons, while subdivision capabilities allow it to achieve more complex models. Specification Overview: Objects Count : 6 Total Polygons: 2484 Subdivision Readiness: Yes Recommended Rendering Engine: Eevee The Animated version offers: 1. A Single object count totaling 36 polygons. Materials : - 1 Available LOD Level : None Available Animations include: 2 Rigged using bones and an armature, it can execute a single loop, consisting of actions. This Model provides five additional Static assets comprising 5 objects with either 144 or 576 total polycounts, sharing a single material that's consistent across both versions. They're also LOD-ready with two distinct levels, ready for integration into scenes with precise placement requirements. These are compatible with various formats: Exportable file types: - FBX - Collada - OBJ (Animations omitted) - GLTF The Scene's textures comprise a total of 2k units in Diffuse, Metallic, Roughness and Normal configurations along side AO textures for an immersive look, exported to specific PNG folders.