Photo references consulted 2026-10-11. Runtime material approximations, not exact mission aircraft or copied photographic UV textures.
Su-24: US DoD, 1989, public domain. Grey upper surfaces, pale lower surfaces and radome.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Su-24_Fencer_left_side.jpg
Su-34: RAF / Ministry of Defence, 24 July 2015, Crown copyright. Reference only; not redistributed on the website.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:ROYAL_AIR_FORCE_TYPHOONS_INTERCEPT_10_RUSSIAN_AIRCRAFT_IN_ONE_MISSION_MOD_45158990.jpg
Tu-22M3: Ivan Z., 14 March 2007, CC BY-SA 3.0. Grey/white finish and dark exhaust metal.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tu-22M3_Russian_Air_Force,_Soltsy.jpg
Procedural wear and panel shading are illustrative, not an engineering panel map.

Revision 41, 2026-10-11:
Four generated UV atlas edits in blender/textures/opponents-v41, embedded in the three GLBs. Created with built-in imagegen using original model UV atlases as edit targets and the photos below as material references. Not direct photographic projection and not exact individual-aircraft livery reconstruction. Photo-guided panel/wear interpretation; no claim that added seams correspond to engineering drawings.
Su-24: existing US DoD photograph above; pale grey-blue/off-white paint. Left/right atlas edits preserve original mapped markings. Imagegen adds unused white space; KHR_texture_transform selects the central texture strip.
Su-34: existing RAF/MoD 24 July 2015 photo above, dark slate upper paint and blue underside. Top atlas refined twice to reduce excessive seam contrast. Legacy side/fin colours are matched at runtime; no repeated grid overlay.
Tu-22M3: Alex Beltyukov, 2011, Ryazan Dyagilevo, CC BY-SA 3.0. Grey enamel, off-white undersides and restrained grime reference.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Russian_Air_Force_Tupolev_Tu-22M3_Beltyukov.jpg
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
Photographic reference file tu22m3-beltyukov.jpg is unchanged. Original model/atlas licences remain separate (viewer/OPPONENT-LICENSES.txt).

Prompts (built-in imagegen):
Tu-22M3: Edit original atlas preserving exact islands/markings; use Beltyukov photograph for cool grey upper enamel, off-white underside, thin panel seams/fasteners, restrained aft dirt, no baked lighting.
Su-24 right/left: Edit original extremely wide UV strips preserving normalized boundaries, number and warning sticker. Use Su-24 photo for grey-blue/off-white paint; fine panel seams, subtle fasteners/repaint/oil, no rust or repeated grid.
Su-34 top: Preserve stars, margins and mapped features; replace flat cartoon camouflage with photograph's dark blue-slate enamel and subtle access panels/wear. Refinement: reduce seam/rivet contrast 85%, nearly uniform colour, no chunky armour or camouflage-shaped tonal boundaries.