3d models Hand Grenade Pineapple USA WWII

3D Models Hand Grenade Pineapple USA WWII

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Product ID: 81308

Keywords:	grenade, hand grenade, weapon, explode, usa, military, pineapple grenade, frag, vietnam war, wwii, ww2
Author:	De Espona
Added on:	7/1/2009
Category:	3D Models > Weapons / Armor > Projectiles > Bomb
Summary:	Hand Grenade Pineapple USA WWII 3D Models (read more)
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Geometry:	Polygonal
Polygons:	26290
Vertices:	n/a
Textures (?):	Yes
Materials (?):	Yes
Animated:	No
Jointed:	No

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Comes in multiple polygon counts with one purchase... High poly count: 26290 Medium poly count: 16828 Low poly count: 9582 Very low poly count: 996 Model of MK 2 fragmentation hand grenade used by US armed forces during World War II and in later conflicts including the Vietnam War. It was phased out gradually, the US Navy being the last users. It was generally replaced by the M67 and M61 grenades. The Mk 2 was commonly known as a pineapple" grenade, because of its distinctive shape. Grooves were cast into the cast iron shell to aid in gripping the grenade and the grooves gave the grenade the appearance of a pineapple fruit. A common misconception is that the grooves aided fragmentation of the grenade, but they do not.

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Comes in multiple polygon counts with one purchase...
High poly count: 26290
Medium poly count: 16828
Low poly count: 9582
Very low poly count: 996

Model of MK 2 fragmentation hand grenade used by US armed forces during World War II and in later conflicts including the Vietnam War. It was phased out gradually, the US Navy being the last users. It was generally replaced by the M67 and M61 grenades. The Mk 2 was commonly known as a pineapple" grenade, because of its distinctive shape. Grooves were cast into the cast iron shell to aid in gripping the grenade and the grooves gave the grenade the appearance of a pineapple fruit. A common misconception is that the grooves aided fragmentation of the grenade, but they do not.

Hand Grenade Pineapple USA WWII 3d models