T-64 T-80 MZ Simplified Autoloader

The model has materials, and you can spin the autoloader, but doesn't have the animation and rigging for the arm loading.

APFSDS and Propellants are also included

Being a direct offshoot off of the T-64 family, the T-80 inherited its autoloader directly from its parent design. The official designation of the autoloader is the MZ (Механизмом Заряжания) which directly translates to Loading Mechanism, identical to the T-64A, but an updated version with new radio-guided gun-launched missile compatibility rapidly supplanted the original variant when the T-80B entered service shortly after the original T-80. Another updated version with an improved electronic system was used in the T-80U. In all of its variations, the MZ autoloader is of a hydroelectric type, utilizing hydraulic actuators to drive almost all of its moving parts. Between it and the AZ autoloader used on the T-72 series of tanks, it is quicker to load and has a considerably larger capacity, but it also has its own peculiarities and drawbacks. As usual, the gun needs to be lifted to a fixed angle to line it up properly for the loading mechanism to ram fresh rounds into the chamber, and this is done by the hydraulic vertical stabilizer piston of the cannon. To hold it in place, the gun is hydrolocked.