The Sons of Liberty Flag Free low-poly 3D model

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The 3D model of the very first American Flag used from 1776 until 1800 brings the early American history to life with stunning detail and precision. The three distinct materials provided let you customize your flag to resemble either its pristine state, a worn-out condition after battle, or the gruesome aftermath of war, all designed to showcase realistic fabric effects that accurately reflect each stage. Built on top of an uncomplicated red-and-white striped pattern, this naval ensign commonly used by United States merchant ships throughout the period between 1776 and 1800 seamlessly transitions into various forms in different contexts. Whether applied within 3D gaming scenes or films using subdivision surfaces to refine lines for greater smoothness is your call. This groundbreaking design that started with the original 13 Colonies represents a unique time capsule filled with a rich sense of history as we reflect upon each individual member that played a pivotal role: • Connecticut • Delaware • Georgia • Maryland • Massachusetts • New Hampshire • New Jersey • New York • North Carolina • Pennsylvania • Rhode Island • South Carolina • Virginia Optimized to run flawlessly in games and for use with low polycount requirements, all of its materials are designed to integrate seamlessly with the physically-based rendering method. Originally created with Blender version 2.80 and efficiently rendered with Eevee. A robust Low Poly Model Specifications: Objects: 1 Polygons: 36 Subdivision Ready: Yes Render Engine: Eevee (Cycles-ready) Animations: Rigged: Yes (Complete with armature, bones, and no physics animations) Actions: 2 (Simple in 138 frames - Natural in 575 frames) Loop: Yes Textures: Materials: 3 Textured Sides: 2K Types of Textures: Diffuse, Metallic, Roughness, Normal (DirectX & OpenGL), Height and AO Formats of textures: PNG General Properties: Real scale: Yes Scene Objects Organized by Groups ADDITIONAL NOTES File formats exclude textures, as all textures are found within the dedicated 'Textures' folder.