FGM-1 LR Stage 1 Low-poly 3D model

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The FGM-1 LR, also known as Callsign Dragonbolt LR, was a tandem-charged anti-tank guided missile developed as an anti-tank weapon that could be mounted on various platforms. This versatile weapon boasted a fire-and-forget capability along with a top-attack flight path, making it suitable for engaging targets from any position. Specifications: * Mass: The missile itself weighed 15 kg, while the command box and battery combined to weigh 6.5 kg, and the tripod with launch point tipped the scales at 5.5 kg. * Length: Measuring 1.350 meters in length. * Diameter: Ranging from 135 mm to 145 mm in diameter. * Rate of fire: Ready to fire in just 30 seconds, followed by a 15-second reload time. * Effective range: The LR variant boasted an effective range of 300 to 4,000 meters, while the LR2 variant extended its reach to 400 to 4,500 meters. * Sights: Equipped with a 10x optical sight that included night vision devices and infrared sensors for enhanced targeting capabilities. * Warhead: The FGM-1 LR featured a tandem-charged HEAT warhead designed to devastating effect against armored targets. * Detonation mechanism: A radio fuse trigger was employed, complete with failsafe and self-destruct capabilities to prevent unwanted detonations. * Engine: Powered by a solid propellant rocket for reliable and efficient propulsion. * Guidance: Employed infrared homing technology in conjunction with electro-optical (CCD/IIR) guidance systems, supplemented by night vision guidance sensors and blind spot correction systems.