PGZ95 Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft System - Game Ready low poly Low-poly 3D model

The PGZ95 is a Chinese self-propelled anti-aircraft system (SPAAG) designed to provide mobile air defense for mechanized units. Equipped with twin 25mm autocannons and radar targeting systems, the PGZ95 is capable of engaging low-flying aircraft, drones, and helicopters with precision and speed. This model offers a realistic, low-poly representation of the vehicle, ideal for use in games, real-time simulations, military projects, or concept visualization.

Modeling & Texturing Workflow

Modeled in: Autodesk Maya

Textured in: Substance Painter

UVs: Non-overlapping and optimized for PBR pipelines

Textures: Included in 4K resolution (4096x4096) using Metallic/Roughness workflow

Note: The tank tracks are designed with a UV-based animation technique to simulate realistic movement. If you offset the texture of the track section along the U axis (left or right) in a game engine (such as Unity or Unreal Engine), it creates the visual effect of the tracks rotating, similar to how real tank treads move.

This method was implemented as an optimization technique for keeping the model low-poly while maintaining visual realism, especially in real-time applications like games or simulations.

Formats Provided:

.blend (Blender)

.max (3ds Max)

.ma (Maya)

.3ds (3D Studio)

.fbx

.obj

.stl (for experimental 3D printing*)

*Note: Although an STL file is included, I do not have direct experience with 3D printing, so I cannot guarantee its compatibility or print accuracy without further adjustments.

Geometry Details

Polygon Count (Faces): 6,180

Vertices: 7,252

Topology: Clean and optimized for real-time performance

Features

Game-ready asset

UV-mapped and PBR textured

Realistic proportions based on actual PGZ95 military references

Ideal for RTS, FPS, defense simulations, and military training scenarios