Mi 172 Low-poly (PBR)

The Mil Mi-172 is a civilian and export variant of the renowned Mi-17 helicopter, developed by the Russian company Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant. Based on the rugged and widely used Mi-8/17 series, the Mi-172 is tailored for passenger transport, VIP duties, cargo missions, and medical evacuation. It is a versatile, twin-turbine medium-lift helicopter known for its operational reliability and ability to perform in harsh environments.

The Mi-172 retains the characteristic features of the Mi-17, including a large, rounded fuselage, a five-blade main rotor, and a three-blade tail rotor mounted on the port side. Its cockpit has a twin-pilot layout with expansive glazing for excellent visibility. The passenger cabin can be configured in multiple ways, from simple bench seating to a fully outfitted VIP interior. Wide clamshell rear doors and sliding side doors enable quick loading and unloading of cargo or personnel.

This realistic and high-quality 3D model of the Mi-172 captures the distinctive appearance and functional elements of the original aircraft. From its rotor assembly and detailed landing gear to its aerodynamic fuselage, each part is modeled with precision. The textures replicate metal paneling, windows, and surface features with attention to realism, making it ideal for aviation visualization, simulations, and educational purposes.