The Mil Mi-12 Homer (V-12) is a high-quality, photo-real 3D model of the largest and most powerful helicopter ever flown. This asset captures the incredible scale of the experimental Soviet heavy-lift transport, famous for its unique transverse rotor configuration. The model is presented in its historic prototype livery, featuring a natural metal and white finish with a distinctive blue cheatline, Soviet red star insignias, and the experimental registration CCCP-21142.
The model is built with high-accuracy geometry and utilizes clean, base-color shading suitable for various lighting environments. All renders are provided without post-processing.
Suitable for all major 3D software suites, including Blender, 3ds Max, Maya, and Unreal Engine. Ideal for historical aviation documentaries, heavy-lift logistical simulations, and high-fidelity visualizations of Cold War-era Soviet engineering milestones.
Features:
High-quality polygonal model, correctly scaled to represent the massive 67-meter rotor span of the original aircraft.
Model is fully textured with all materials applied (Interior + Exterior).
Accurate representation of the outrigging wing structure supporting two massive five-blade rotor systems.
Detailed engine nacelles housing four Soloviev D-25VF turboshaft engines.
Detailed two-deck cockpit and nose section with realistic glazing and navigator’s station.
Realistic bicycle-style landing gear assembly with heavy-duty structural support struts.
Authentic period markings, including the registration CCCP-21142 and the Mil Design Bureau logo.
All textures and materials are included in the package.
Blender objects are logically named and organized for easy scene integration.
No cleanup is required—the model is ready for immediate use in your project.
File Formats:
Blender
OBJ
FBX
USD
STL
GLTF
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