Technical-B_2xTerrs_Multi

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3D Model Specifications

Product ID:	379322
Published:	Nov 20, 2007
Geometry:	Polygonal
Polygons:	16,718
Vertices:	12,541
Textures:	Yes
Materials:	Yes
Rigged:	No
Animated:	No
UV Mapped:	Unknown
Unwrapped UVs:	Unknown

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Terrorist Technical War RPG7 Rebel Pickup Vehicle Iraqi Insurgent Somali Hizbola Hamas Iran Arab Islam Sim Mod Game Baghdad US Army Weapon Machine Gun

Description

High detail low-impact model of an armed 4x4 Pickup Truck ('Technical') plus 2 high-res terrorist character models. Part of a huge related military collection available from ES3DStudios. Max version is rigged and animated through a series of fixed poses. Other 3D formats in 'Default Pose'.

Doors, hood and tailgate all hinge at realistic locations. Model includes full internal compartments, including seats, controls, pedals, engine etc.

Terrorists are armed with RPG-7 grenade launcher, glock 9mm handgun, plus DShK Heavy machine gun. Non-Max formats available unrigged in 'T-Pose'.

Many more linked sets available from ES3DStudios in a range of formats. Click 'ES3DStudios' for full range.

A 'technical' is a type of improvised fighting vehicle, typically a civilian or military non-combat vehicle, modified to provide an offensive capability. It is usually an open-backed civilian pickup truck or 4x4 on which is mounted a recoilless rifle, a machine gun, a light anti-aircraft gun, or another relatively small weapons system.

The term 'technical' used to describe such a vehicle appears to have originated in Somalia. The name is thought to have derived from use by the Red Cross there who were often forced to bribe local militias or be the victim of robbery and attacks. The money used for the bribe was then written off as 'technical expenses'.

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