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Soviet military toys
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$7
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| Platform: | 3dsMax 2015 + obj |
| Render: |  V-Ray |
| Size: | 98 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Classic |
| Materials: | Metal, Plastic |
| Formfactor: |
Published 20 December 2018
Series of military toys of the USSR, the line was launched in the summer of 1967, at the Tula Cartridge Plant (TPZ). The author of the entire series -
Chernukha Viktor Yakovlevich. The series was discontinued in 1995.
In the scene there are the following models:
- armored car (BRDM-1)
- armored personnel carrier (BTR-152, is present in two versions, with a gunner and with a rocket launcher)
- amphibian (BTR-60)
- tank (T-54)
- amphibious assault vehicle (GAZ-66)
- truck (Ural-375)
- field gun
- tractor with a rocket (MAZ-535A)
- magazine "Murzilka"
- toy boxes
Models were painted in the substance painter and are suitable for both long and super-close angles.
All model sizes are original.
To turn "old" toys into "new" ones, turn off all the cards except the bump.
The archive - max 2018, 2015, obj, 4k texture.
More renders in highres:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/73921837/Soviet-war-toys-HQ-renders
Chernukha Viktor Yakovlevich. The series was discontinued in 1995.
In the scene there are the following models:
- armored car (BRDM-1)
- armored personnel carrier (BTR-152, is present in two versions, with a gunner and with a rocket launcher)
- amphibian (BTR-60)
- tank (T-54)
- amphibious assault vehicle (GAZ-66)
- truck (Ural-375)
- field gun
- tractor with a rocket (MAZ-535A)
- magazine "Murzilka"
- toy boxes
Models were painted in the substance painter and are suitable for both long and super-close angles.
All model sizes are original.
To turn "old" toys into "new" ones, turn off all the cards except the bump.
The archive - max 2018, 2015, obj, 4k texture.
More renders in highres:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/73921837/Soviet-war-toys-HQ-renders
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Soviet military toys
PRO
$7
Royalty free
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| Platform: | 3dsMax 2015 + obj |
| Render: | V-Ray |
| Size: | 98 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Classic |
| Materials: | Metal, Plastic |
| Formfactor: |
Published 20 December 2018
Series of military toys of the USSR, the line was launched in the summer of 1967, at the Tula Cartridge Plant (TPZ). The author of the entire series -
Chernukha Viktor Yakovlevich. The series was discontinued in 1995.
In the scene there are the following models:
- armored car (BRDM-1)
- armored personnel carrier (BTR-152, is present in two versions, with a gunner and with a rocket launcher)
- amphibian (BTR-60)
- tank (T-54)
- amphibious assault vehicle (GAZ-66)
- truck (Ural-375)
- field gun
- tractor with a rocket (MAZ-535A)
- magazine "Murzilka"
- toy boxes
Models were painted in the substance painter and are suitable for both long and super-close angles.
All model sizes are original.
To turn "old" toys into "new" ones, turn off all the cards except the bump.
The archive - max 2018, 2015, obj, 4k texture.
More renders in highres:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/73921837/Soviet-war-toys-HQ-renders
Chernukha Viktor Yakovlevich. The series was discontinued in 1995.
In the scene there are the following models:
- armored car (BRDM-1)
- armored personnel carrier (BTR-152, is present in two versions, with a gunner and with a rocket launcher)
- amphibian (BTR-60)
- tank (T-54)
- amphibious assault vehicle (GAZ-66)
- truck (Ural-375)
- field gun
- tractor with a rocket (MAZ-535A)
- magazine "Murzilka"
- toy boxes
Models were painted in the substance painter and are suitable for both long and super-close angles.
All model sizes are original.
To turn "old" toys into "new" ones, turn off all the cards except the bump.
The archive - max 2018, 2015, obj, 4k texture.
More renders in highres:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/73921837/Soviet-war-toys-HQ-renders
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