Gaz 3308 truck Low-poly 3D model

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There are three distinct textures present, devoid of normal textures altogether. The Sadko is a Russian-built cargo truck that stands at 2.5 tons, featuring all-wheel drive. This impressive vehicle originates from the renowned Gorky Automobile Plant (GAZ), drawing inspiration from Sadko - a brave adventurer, merchant, and gusli musician from medieval Russia's epic bylinas. An alternative variant is the 4×2 GAZon model. The current Sadko series takes the place of the trusted GAZ-66, produced since 1964 for nearly four decades. The Russian military required new trucks to be built in 1996. Consequently, production began under the designation GAZ-33097, replacing the old cab design with a more modern variant. In December 1997, GAZ launched its revamped Sadko series. Its upgraded GAZ-66 replaced its predecessor. Since 2003, most trucks were fitted with high-performance MMZ D-245.7 engines, meeting Euro-2 emissions standards introduced in 2005 and then Euro-4 emissions after 2013 using the updated type D-245.7E4 engine. In that same year, the GAZ team presented a four-ton version of Sadko known as GAZ-33086 Countryman, which featured elements found in earlier models. That following year, the brand revealed an updated Sadko variant called the 33088, incorporating a powerful turbo-diesel YaMZ-53442 with enhanced Euro-4 standards. Not long after that, a revamped version emerged - officially known as the GAZ-3309 and commonly referred to by fans as Sadko NEXT, which boasted improved capacity for three tons. In June of the following year, a further upgrade, dubbed simply the new version was unveiled, combining an expanded payload limit with its new companion.