US Flag 1st National Confederate Low-poly 3D model

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The first official national flag of the Confederacy, often known as the Stars and Bars, was in use from 1861 to 1863 when the clean version flew proudly high. This model showcases three materials - a clean version, a dirty version, and a bloody version. The texture options include variations for 7 stars, 9 stars, 11 stars, and 13 stars, giving users a realistic fabric effect. Every detail from folds to wrinkles on all seams has been carefully crafted in embroidery floss. These flags are a faithful representation of the historical ones used by the Confederacy during the American Civil War (1861-1865), also known as the War of Secession. This 3D model is perfect for use in any game scene or movie using subdivision surface to get the smoothest lines. The model has been designed with both gamers and moviemakers in mind, ensuring it can be rendered smoothly by Eevee. The subdivision-ready feature will ensure that even low-poly settings run perfectly. It was originally created with Blender 2.80 and later perfected with a rendering touch from Eevee. The assets available include 3D models and static components suitable for PBR (Physically Based Rendering) applications. Every part has been meticulously crafted, so whether you choose to play or film using games, it's easy on your processing needs because it renders easily on PBR formats such as Marmoset. Initially developed in Blender 2.80 then fine-tuned in Eevee rendering system to maintain its smooth visuals for high resolution. With specifications carefully thought out and materials rendered properly the outcome remains of the highest level even if processed in any environment.