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<p>This complete model of the La-5F is available under Creative Commons license (CC-BY) (see <a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/">creativecommons.org</a>).<small> It also contains a small texture of pilot's face, which comes from the original NaN collection. (I have preserved their inscription at its corner).</small></p>
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<p><a href="downloads/La-5.blend"><b>Download La-5.blend file</b></a> (57 MB)
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<div><p>This file was prepared for Blender 2.81. All the necessary texture images are packed inside. One of them is a large (HDRI) enviroment map, <small>provided by <a href="http://hdrmaps.com">http://hdrmaps.com</a></small>.</p></div>

<div><p><small>This La-5 was my first model, so I used it to test many various solutions. Because of these trials, it contained multiple materials and texture images. For example: there was a separate image for every cowling panel, and a dozen of textures for each of the main 15 parts of the airframe! Now I know, that it was unusual. Ultimately I created the proper materials when I was forced to do this, in Blender 2.80.<br/>
You can find these strange materials and textures in the older versions, which used so-called "Blender Internal" renderer:<br/>
<a href="downloads/wm3/la5.zip"><b>Here</b></a> you can download an older version tested in Blender 2.79 (11MB), in 2015. All images are packed inside.<br/>
<a href="downloads/la5-2.46.zip"><b>Here</b></a> you can download an older version tested in Blender 2.46 (19MB), in 2008 (some corrections were required). It contains a directory with two background pictures, and the Blender model. All the texture images are packed inside.
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