Object 212 SPG 3D model

Object 212 SPG

Shortly before the outbreak of war, the heavy chassis tank KV served as the basis for the development of self-propelled guns, which had an index of Object 212. The project, submitted to the Soviet authority at the end of 1940, was developed under the clear influence of the Soviet-Finnish war. In a number of cases, heavy cannon was fired at Finnish bunkers directly, which was not always possible in conditions of strong fire resistance. For the future self-propelled gun was selected gun Br-2 caliber 152,4-mm. In order to place this artillery system on the base of the KV, it was necessary to significantly modify the undercarriage. The drive wheel was moved forward. The guide wheel with a screw track tensioning mechanism is now located at the rear. The suspension of the self-propelled gun remained independent torsion bar. Changes to the chassis design were made due to a complete redesign of the layout. The fighting compartment was located behind and, in part, in the middle part of the body. The final assembly of the corps was delayed until June of 1941 year. After the start of the war, the LKZ did not manage to deliver the chassis for the SAU. As a result, self-propelled installation Object 212A was dismantled on the metal.

Description

This Object 212 SPG is a high-quality model made based on available technical documentation ready to use in your rendering projects. File units - cm. Scale 1/25. The model is a detailed design that allows for close-up renders and was originally modeled in Rhino 8.

Features

• High quality NURBS model, correctly scaled for an accurate representation of the original object.
• Models resolutions are optimized for polygon efficiency. (In 3ds Max, the Meshsmooth function can be used to increase mesh resolution if necessary.)
• No special plugin needed to open the model.
• Model does not include any backgrounds or scenes used in preview images.

File Formats

• .3dm (Rhino 8)
• .3ds - mesh totals: 1373 meshes, 6389001 vertices, 7918378 polygons
• .OBJ - mesh totals: 1343 meshes, 5985422 vertices, 6166440 polygons
• .FBX - mesh totals: 1343 meshes, 5985422 vertices, 6166440 polygons

Warning: Depending on which software package you are using, the exchange formats (.obj, .3ds and .fbx) may not match the preview images exactly. Due to the nature of these formats, there may be some textures that have to be loaded by hand and possibly triangulated geometry. All exchange formats has subdivision level 0.