Ansat 2RC Russian Reconnaissance Helicopter Low-poly 3D model

Perfect for use in games and simulation projects.

The Kazan Ansat 2RC reconnaissance helicopter is an exceptional choice for integration into games, modeling, training, and simulation projects due to its versatile design, advanced features, and detailed specifications. Developed by Kazan Helicopters, one of the world’s largest and most respected helicopter manufacturers, the Ansat 2RC is based on the proven Ansat light utility helicopter platform, ensuring reliability and high-performance capabilities. Its role as an armed reconnaissance helicopter with a diverse weapon system makes it particularly appealing for scenarios requiring tactical and combat simulations.

This helicopter is equipped with state-of-the-art nose-mounted optical and infrared sensors, enabling it to operate effectively in day/night conditions and adverse weather with limited visibility. This feature makes the model ideal for realistic training programs or gaming environments where environmental dynamics play a critical role. Additionally, the 12.7 mm machine gun and four hardpoints on wing stubs allow for customizable weapon loadouts, including unguided rockets, anti-tank missiles, bombs, or air-to-air missiles. This modularity ensures mission-specific adaptability, adding depth and realism to simulation scenarios or gaming missions.

As a 3D model, the Ansat 2RC's intricate details, such as its sensors, weaponry, and aerodynamic design, make it a visually impressive asset for any project. The Ansat 2RC's real-world application in reconnaissance and combat roles adds authenticity to any project, making it an excellent choice for military simulations or action-oriented games. Its combination of technological sophistication, realistic design, and flexible functionality makes it an indispensable asset for developers, educators, and simulation professionals seeking a highly detailed and versatile helicopter model.

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