3d model tank_centurion 3ds lwo by przemyslaw kuca

3D Model tank_centurion

3D Model Information

Product ID: 1077

Keywords:	tank, tanks, army, military, war, vehicle, weapon, centurion, battle
Author:	przemyslaw kuca
Added on:	9/28/2004
Category:	3D Models > Vehicles > Military > Tank
Summary:	tank_centurion 3D Model (read more)
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Price: $110.00
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Geometry:	Polygonal
Polygons:	136281
Vertices:	112869
Textures:	Yes
Materials:	Yes
Animated:	No
Jointed:	No

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Full description
The Centurion Tank was the main British tank of the post war period, also being purchased by the Australian Army from 1951 and by many other armed forces. Prototype Centurions had been built by the end of WWII. Power is provided by a V12 Rolls Royce Meteor petrol engine, derived from the Merlin aircraft engine. The Centurion is supported by six pairs of road wheels on each side, each track also passing over a rear drive sprocket, a front idler wheel and four double and two single guide rollers. The road wheels are rubber tyred and are mounted on swing-arms fitted with coil springs and shock absorbers (dampers). Australian Centurion Tanks served in Vietnam from 1968 until 1971. The Centurion remained in service in Australia until 1977 when replaced by the Leopard Tank.

Full description

The Centurion Tank was the main British tank of the post war period, also being purchased by the Australian Army from 1951 and by many other armed forces. Prototype Centurions had been built by the end of WWII.
Power is provided by a V12 Rolls Royce Meteor petrol engine, derived from the Merlin aircraft engine. The Centurion is supported by six pairs of road wheels on each side, each track also passing over a rear drive sprocket, a front idler wheel and four double and two single guide rollers. The road wheels are rubber tyred and are mounted on swing-arms fitted with coil springs and shock absorbers (dampers). Australian Centurion Tanks served in Vietnam from 1968 until 1971. The Centurion remained in service in Australia until 1977 when replaced by the Leopard Tank.

tank_centurion 3d model