SU-101 UralMash Russian WW2 Tank Artillery System — a highly detailed 3D model of the Soviet self-propelled tank destroyer (tank artillery system), recreated in a clean, production-friendly style for modern visualization, game production, and architectural/industrial scene work. Perfect for history collections, military dioramas, educational content, RTS/strategy projects, and any scene requiring an authentic WWII armored vehicle look.
This model is delivered as a ready-to-use asset designed to help you quickly build scenes with accurate proportions and realistic mechanical detailing. Great for close-up renders, turntables, concept art, and interactive 3D workflows where vehicle fidelity matters.
File formats & download support:
- MAX (3ds Max)
- OBJ
- FBX
- C4D (Cinema 4D)
- BLEND (Blender)
3D software compatibility: Works with popular tools and engines including Blender, 3ds Max, Maya, Cinema 4D, Unreal Engine, and other software that supports the listed formats. Import the file into your preferred pipeline and start rendering or building immediately.
Common usage patterns:
- Game & real-time engines: Import via FBX/OBJ for scene building, level design, and interactive vehicle displays (e.g., WWII battlefields, strategy maps, training simulations).
- Visualization & rendering: Use MAX/C4D/BLEND for offline renders, turntables, and high-quality promotional images.
- Historical and educational content: Ideal for documentaries, museums, interactive timelines, and WWII-themed visual guides.
- 3D printing & prototyping (where applicable): Depending on your pipeline and scale settings, the geometry can be used as a reference model or base asset.
- Motion graphics & compositing: Bring the tank artillery system into Blender/Maya/3ds Max to create animations, camera moves, and cinematic sequences.
Why this model is a great choice: It’s a WWII-era military asset built for flexible production use—whether you’re assembling a battlefield environment, creating museum-style renders, or developing a game-ready vehicle visualization.
Download, import, and use in your next 3D project using the supported MAX, OBJ, FBX, C4D, or BLEND formats.
Uploaded by andrea bianchi on December 2013