Loitering munition Lancet drone (PBR)

The Lancet loitering munition, developed by Russian manufacturer ZALA Aero (a subsidiary of the Kalashnikov Group), is a compact and highly maneuverable drone designed for precision strikes on enemy targets. It serves both surveillance and attack roles, capable of loitering over a designated area before diving onto its target with a high-explosive payload. With its X-shaped cruciform wings and pusher propeller configuration, the Lancet has a distinctive silhouette optimized for aerodynamic efficiency and in-flight stability.

Constructed from lightweight composite materials, the drone is designed for portability and ease of deployment by ground forces. It typically features an onboard electro-optical and infrared guidance system that enables real-time target identification and terminal homing. Once launched—either from a rail or tube system—it can autonomously navigate to its target or be manually guided by an operator via video link.

This is a realistic and high-quality 3D model that faithfully reproduces the aerodynamic design, structural components, and key visual features of the Lancet loitering munition. Its accurate proportions, detailed textures, and realistic materials make it suitable for defense simulations, visualizations, or military equipment collections.