AMX 10 RC wheeled 6x6 reconnaissance anti-tank armored vehicle is originally created in Maya, rendered in Substance Painter 11.

Included file format: mb, FBX, 4K PBR texture, .SPP.

World scale unit: Centimeters

The AMX-10RC is a modern wheeled reconnaissance vehicle of origin. It was developed in the early 1970's by Giat and Renault. The AMX-10RC was developed to supplement and eventually replace the AML-90 as a reconnaissance vehicle in service. Originally 525 vehicles were required but this number was reduced to 337. Although the AMX-10RC is a wheeled vehicle and differs enormously from the tracked AMX-10P mechanized infantry combat vehicle, both vehicles share a lot of automotive components. The AMX-10RC is known for its firepower, protection and very good mobility.

The AMX-10 RC is a -made wheeled armored vehicle, usually used for reconnaissance and fire support missions armed with a 105mm cannon. The AMX-10 RC was developed at the end of the 1970s. The AMX-10RC entered service with the army in 1979. It is no longer produced. Over 300 of these vehicles are in service with France. Export operators are Morocco and Qatar. It was designed in the 1970s as a replacement for Army's Panhard EBR armored vehicle which entered service in the 1950s. In December 2000, the Army awarded a contract to upgrade 256 AMX-10RC vehicles named AMX-10RCR. The upgrade includes new automatic transmission, a new electro-hydraulic suspension control system, additional armor protection, a battlefield management information system, the Galix self-protection system, a laser warning system, IFF (Identification, Friend or Foe) system, a thermal imager for night vision and PR4G radios from Thales (formerly Thomson-CSF). The AMX-10RC was deployed by the Army in Chad during Operation Manta in 1983/84, in the Persian Gulf during Operation Desert Storm, and in support of UN operations in Kosovo. In 2005, the Army will take delivery of the first new upgrade Giat Industry AMX-10RC.