HB876 British landmine area denial submunition 3D model

This is the British HB-876 is a scatterable antitank mine which has a dual purpose warhead
which will penetrate the belly of lightly armored vehicles and produce high velocity slugs designed
to damage personnel and equipment near the mine. The mine is delivered from the JP-233 and Hades submunition
dispensers and was developed primarily for airfield denial.
The unique design of the self righting legs should force the orientation of the warhead
to destroy any mine clearing equipment trying the move the mine.

The 3D model is presented in two full-featured versions - combat and compact.
The kits contain 3D models of all parts required to assemble the training product.
In addition to files in STL format for parts made of thin sheet material about 0.4 mm thick,
2D sweep patterns in DXF format are added for the possibility of manufacturing by cutting (see in the STL folder).

Dimensions of the assembled model 150(158max)x100(250max) mm. - original size.
The model is made in SolidWorks. It is intended primarily for 3D printing stand model - training model,
for use as a visual aid and is not a complete copy of the external forms of the original product.
Although it does display all the basic external elements. The model is adapted for the possibility of
3D printing and subsequent assembly of the product layout.
The model is assembled, contains files
of all conditional parts (STL) in high-polygonal version to obtain qualitatively smooth forms. Additionally,
the set contains all files for obtaining high-quality realistic visualization with close-ups (smooth lines,
selected surfaces for applying materials or textures), texture file are texture inscriptions (markings)
for applied to surfaces.(see rendering examples).
In addition to solid model file formats, converted high detail polygonal file formats are additionally provided.
Mesh:
Vertices 495291
Faces 990600
(HB876.obj)
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