Voroshilovets Artillery Tractor

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Centered (in right place) and Seperated parts

Blender 4.0.0

Textured with substance painter (Basecolor , AO , Metalness , Roughness , Normal , Opacity)

5 Set of material and 4 Texture set (Green , Winter , Camo , Burned)

64 Seperated Objects

Very Basic interior No detail

4k Texture PNG (2k Burned)

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Vertices:52,778

Faces:59,446

Tris: 98,796

Description:USSR was familiar with Holt (later Caterpillar) tractors already in WWI and started to use these in 1920-21. With the need for towing artillery in the Red Army in other ways than by horse-drawn carriages in the mid-1930s, especially high-power guns from 152 to 305 mm (6-in to 12-in) posed the problem the amount of horses. By having instead a large tractor with winch, tracks and enormous traction of 12 nm while moving with a mass 20 t at speeds up to 30 km/h. In addition, the adoption of new medium and heavy tanks above 28 tons in the Red Army also posed the issue of recovery. These considerations led to a joint assignment by the State Autonomous University and design bureaus for a new heavy tractor with tank engine, ideally from the specialized Kharkov Locomotive Plant Comintern in 1935.Design work started this summer with a large team of designers from the department 200 gathered to create an outstanding tractor, latter called “Voroshilovets”, following naming traditions after the Komomolets. The layout was carried out by D.M. Ivanov and the engine by P.E. Libenko and I.3. Stavtsev, the transmission by V.M. Krichevsky, as well as S.3. Sidelnikov and V.P. Kaplin. The chassis was designed by P.G. Efremenko and A.I. Avtomonov and the auxiliary equipment by I.V. Dudko and Yu.S. Mironov. All worked under the direction of chief designer N.G. Zubarev, deputy for the Army D.F. Bobrova. They stayed overtime and by the end of the same year, in a matter of months, they published all the technical documentation.