KV-1 Tank 3D model

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This KT-5 Tank Was Built Inside 3Ds MAX 2019. The textures, Materials and the Rendering Under V-Ray CURRENT were employed to recreate it precisely. The legend of the KP Tanks: KP-7 (KV) tanks were a series of heavy Russian tanks that dominated during World War II. Named after General Sergei Mikhailovich Kruschev (KP), KP series had thicker steel plates to shield against early Panzer formations invading Soviet lands. In initial confrontations with Germany, individual KV or T34 backed up by foot soldiers could stave off numerous German assaults, thanks largely in part due to better gun deployment by both the Soviet forces as well as higher firepower rates. Even lone tanks managed halting mass formations by providing protection against even lesser-armed counterparts employed on other Axis countries.[1] KP Tanks offered total protection to 37 mm and shorter barreled, light German artillery at the onset. Since effective cannons couldn't reach their shields easily due largely because thicker layers of Soviet steel absorbed these shell impacts effectively without a problem; nearly nothing other than large anti-tank 88 guns worked. A little less then a third from amongst almost every existing Soviet army reserve during invasion preparations had already begun conversion to use of heavier type. When Germans failed upgrading tanks' defensive firepower sufficiently - in mid-war progression most began phasing the production process since medium and higher calibres could easily over power even strongest defensive shielding built so early for better mediums ( T-35), making mass scale mass assembly extremely expensive.[2] By comparison time advanced German artillery did become too much when 85 mm became common due largely from Soviet industry lag behind enemy production schedule to meet growing shortages at all available supply chains resulting total obsolescence throughout remaining duration with few possible counter measures other then adopting existing upgrades available via T series.[4] KP Tanks later played major influence over future tank manufacturing designs leading introduction of new family models, (Kosmanskoy IS), being designed during this transitional period due primarily reduced manufacturing resources.