Mi-35 russian military helicopter (PBR)

The Mi-35 is a heavily armed Russian attack and transport helicopter, developed as a modernized version of the legendary Mi-24 Hind. Designed for combat, troop transport, and fire support, the Mi-35 combines high firepower with the ability to carry up to eight fully equipped soldiers, making it a versatile asset on the battlefield.

Its twin-engine design, typically powered by two Klimov VK-2500 turboshaft engines, enables a maximum speed of approximately 300 km/h (186 mph), with excellent maneuverability for a helicopter of its size. The armored cockpit and reinforced fuselage enhance survivability, while advanced avionics and targeting systems improve combat effectiveness.

The Mi-35 is equipped with a 23mm cannon, rocket pods, guided anti-tank missiles, and air-to-air missiles, making it a formidable ground-attack platform. Additionally, its retractable landing gear and stub wings allow for enhanced aerodynamics and extra weapon mounting points.

A 3D model of the Mi-35 accurately captures its aggressive design, armored fuselage, weapon systems, and rotor assembly. The cockpit, missile racks, and landing gear are meticulously detailed, making the model suitable for military simulations, gaming, and aviation visualizations. The realistic rendering showcases its camouflage textures, structural components, and weapon configurations, providing an immersive and true-to-life representation.