Rigged and pre-animated Japanese Type 81 Tan-SAM Kai surface-to-air system is created in 3Ds Max2022, rendered in Unreal Engine 5.1.1 and Substance Painter 11.
Included file format: 3Ds Max, FBX, UE5.1 .uasset, SPP(4K PBR texture).
Rigged and animated all the movable parts, missile, tires, doors, support rod, antena, missile canister mount etc.
World scale unit: Centimeters
Japanese SAM system "Tan-SAM" is designed for air defense of the most important objects in the country, as well as military airfields, naval bases, etc.
The tactical and technical task for the development and creation of the complex was formulated by the Japan Ground Self-Defence Force (JGSDF) Air Defense Command in 1966. The research and creation of prototypes of individual systems of the complex was completed in 1969. In the first half of the 70s, all systems of the complex were tested separately, and successful tests of the complex as a whole were completed in 1978-1979. In 1980 the complex was adopted by JGSDF under the code of Tour 81. The first complexes were located in the northern part of Hokkaido.
Later, the "Tan-SAM" complex entered the service of the Japanese Air Force (JASDF - Japan Air Self-Defence Force), where it is used to provide air defense of air bases as part of mixed air defense battalions along with "Patriot" and "Stinger" man-portable air defense systems.
As of 1995, about 1,800 missiles had been fired. In total, the Japanese Army has 57 "Tan-SAM" systems, Air Force - 30, Navy - 6.
At present, an upgraded version of the Tan-SAM-kai system is being produced, which differs from the prototype in its longer range, interference immunity and combat efficiency. The missile of the "Tan-SAM-kai" complex is equipped with an active radar homing head. The "Tan-SAM-kai" system is produced in series. There is no information about export of the complex.