LAV III Light Armoured Vehicle Low-poly 3D model

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A highly detailed low polygon LAV III Infantry Section Carrier model has been expertly created for use in simulations and games. With a remarkably low polygon count of 2,660, this precise model is optimized for fast rendering speeds. It features detailed textures mapped with high-resolution 2048 x 2048 pixel TGA images that allow for crisp definition at multiple zoom levels, including downsized formats like 1024 x 1024 without loss of image quality. Available file types include .3ds, .fbx, .flt, .lwo (version 6), .max (version 2008), and .obj. The Canadian Army's primary mechanized infantry vehicle is the LAV III, which was built on a Swiss-designed Piranha IIIH base model. This multi-talented machine can carry up to eight passengers, including its three-man crew, at high speeds of over 100 kilometres per hour while armed with multiple heavy fire capabilities - an innovative stabilised chain gun that shoots precision rounds of up to 25mm calibre alongside side-by-side mounts for seven-point-seven millimetre coaxial guns and lightweight multi-shot firing guns in five-point-six millimeter or heavier point-seven six-two. In use since its rollout in 1999, the versatile LAV III Infantry has seen a wide range of operational successes while partaking on many global peace missions. A key variation in New Zealand's military, known as NZLAVs, was based off this same original LAV III template and shares multiple striking similarities to Stryker-class United States Military vehicles that also boast its very similar multi-service utility qualities during deployment to diverse war-torn areas such as former Yugoslavia plus active fronts in Ethiopia.