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Rescue helicopter Mi-8 EMERCOM of Kazakhstan
PRO
7 $
Royalty free
| Plataforma: | 3dsMax 2019 + obj |
| Renderizado: |  Corona |
| Tamaño: | 60 MBNEW |
| Polígonos: | 142K |
| Colores: | |
| Estilo: | Modern |
| Materiales: | Metal, Plastic |
| Forma: |
Publicado el 25 marzo 2025
www.rhc.ru
ATTENTION!
Corona version newer version
The model uses materials that may not display correctly in very old versions of the engine.
INFORMATION: The model is based on available materials and photographs. There may be inaccuracies in details due to the limited amount of information and the lack of original drawings.
INFORMATION: The helicopter model does not have an interior.
The Mi-8 is a Soviet multi-purpose helicopter developed by the Moscow experimental design bureau OKB-329 of the 1st Directorate of the State Committee for Aviation Technology (GKAT) of the USSR. Chief Designer of the OKB-329 was M. L. Mil.
The Mi-8 (including modifications) is the most mass-produced twin-engine helicopter in the world; it is the most mass-produced helicopter in the history of aviation[6] and the second (after the UH-60) in terms of the number of active helicopters in the armed forces of the world. It is widely used in more than 50 countries around the world to perform a variety of civil and military tasks. Mi-8 helicopters, as a rule, have dual purpose, which is indicated in the type certificate; in Russia, helicopters with a military purpose can only be sold by the state company Rosoboronexport, which is part of the Rostec corporation. All other helicopters that are freely available for sale have only a civil purpose.
Number of polygons: 142,966
Number of vertices: 149,283
ATTENTION!
Corona version newer version
The model uses materials that may not display correctly in very old versions of the engine.
INFORMATION: The model is based on available materials and photographs. There may be inaccuracies in details due to the limited amount of information and the lack of original drawings.
INFORMATION: The helicopter model does not have an interior.
The Mi-8 is a Soviet multi-purpose helicopter developed by the Moscow experimental design bureau OKB-329 of the 1st Directorate of the State Committee for Aviation Technology (GKAT) of the USSR. Chief Designer of the OKB-329 was M. L. Mil.
The Mi-8 (including modifications) is the most mass-produced twin-engine helicopter in the world; it is the most mass-produced helicopter in the history of aviation[6] and the second (after the UH-60) in terms of the number of active helicopters in the armed forces of the world. It is widely used in more than 50 countries around the world to perform a variety of civil and military tasks. Mi-8 helicopters, as a rule, have dual purpose, which is indicated in the type certificate; in Russia, helicopters with a military purpose can only be sold by the state company Rosoboronexport, which is part of the Rostec corporation. All other helicopters that are freely available for sale have only a civil purpose.
Number of polygons: 142,966
Number of vertices: 149,283
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Rescue helicopter Mi-8 EMERCOM of Kazakhstan
PRO
7 $
Royalty free
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| Plataforma: | 3dsMax 2019 + obj |
| Renderizado: | Corona |
| Tamaño: | 60 MBNEW |
| Polígonos: | 142K |
| Colores: | |
| Estilo: | Modern |
| Materiales: | Metal, Plastic |
| Forma: |
Publicado el 25 marzo 2025
www.rhc.ru
ATTENTION!
Corona version newer version
The model uses materials that may not display correctly in very old versions of the engine.
INFORMATION: The model is based on available materials and photographs. There may be inaccuracies in details due to the limited amount of information and the lack of original drawings.
INFORMATION: The helicopter model does not have an interior.
The Mi-8 is a Soviet multi-purpose helicopter developed by the Moscow experimental design bureau OKB-329 of the 1st Directorate of the State Committee for Aviation Technology (GKAT) of the USSR. Chief Designer of the OKB-329 was M. L. Mil.
The Mi-8 (including modifications) is the most mass-produced twin-engine helicopter in the world; it is the most mass-produced helicopter in the history of aviation[6] and the second (after the UH-60) in terms of the number of active helicopters in the armed forces of the world. It is widely used in more than 50 countries around the world to perform a variety of civil and military tasks. Mi-8 helicopters, as a rule, have dual purpose, which is indicated in the type certificate; in Russia, helicopters with a military purpose can only be sold by the state company Rosoboronexport, which is part of the Rostec corporation. All other helicopters that are freely available for sale have only a civil purpose.
Number of polygons: 142,966
Number of vertices: 149,283
ATTENTION!
Corona version newer version
The model uses materials that may not display correctly in very old versions of the engine.
INFORMATION: The model is based on available materials and photographs. There may be inaccuracies in details due to the limited amount of information and the lack of original drawings.
INFORMATION: The helicopter model does not have an interior.
The Mi-8 is a Soviet multi-purpose helicopter developed by the Moscow experimental design bureau OKB-329 of the 1st Directorate of the State Committee for Aviation Technology (GKAT) of the USSR. Chief Designer of the OKB-329 was M. L. Mil.
The Mi-8 (including modifications) is the most mass-produced twin-engine helicopter in the world; it is the most mass-produced helicopter in the history of aviation[6] and the second (after the UH-60) in terms of the number of active helicopters in the armed forces of the world. It is widely used in more than 50 countries around the world to perform a variety of civil and military tasks. Mi-8 helicopters, as a rule, have dual purpose, which is indicated in the type certificate; in Russia, helicopters with a military purpose can only be sold by the state company Rosoboronexport, which is part of the Rostec corporation. All other helicopters that are freely available for sale have only a civil purpose.
Number of polygons: 142,966
Number of vertices: 149,283
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