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3M54-1 Kalibr SS-N-27 Sizzler 3D Model
The 3M54-1 Kalibr is a Russian anti-ship cruise missile developed by NPO Novator (OKB-8). Known by its NATO reporting name SS-N-27 “Sizzler,this missile features a two-stage design optimized for precision engagement of naval targets. With advanced guidance systems and a supersonic terminal phase, the 3M54-1 Kalibr is a key asset in Russia’s maritime strike arsenal, capable of outmaneuvering modern air defenses.
The 3M54-1 uses a two-stage propulsion system for versatile performance. At launch, a solid rocket booster propels the missile from its platform, ensuring stable and rapid ascent. In the cruise phase, the missile transitions to a turbojet engine powered by liquid hydrocarbon fuel, enabling sustained flight at subsonic speeds of 0.8–0.9 Mach. The missile’s range is approximately 220–300 kilometers, varying based on its flight profile and payload configuration. During the terminal phase, a secondary propulsion system activates, accelerating the missile to supersonic speeds of up to 2.9 Mach. This final sprint not only enhances the missile’s impact force but also reduces the reaction time available to enemy air defenses, improving the likelihood of a successful strike.
The texture maps include basecolor, height, metallic, roughness and normal.
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Scene does not include the light setup
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The 3M54-1 uses a two-stage propulsion system for versatile performance. At launch, a solid rocket booster propels the missile from its platform, ensuring stable and rapid ascent. In the cruise phase, the missile transitions to a turbojet engine powered by liquid hydrocarbon fuel, enabling sustained flight at subsonic speeds of 0.8–0.9 Mach. The missile’s range is approximately 220–300 kilometers, varying based on its flight profile and payload configuration. During the terminal phase, a secondary propulsion system activates, accelerating the missile to supersonic speeds of up to 2.9 Mach. This final sprint not only enhances the missile’s impact force but also reduces the reaction time available to enemy air defenses, improving the likelihood of a successful strike.
The texture maps include basecolor, height, metallic, roughness and normal.
Additional notes:
Scene does not include the light setup
File Formats:
.MAX
.FBX
.OBJ
.Blend
Textures Formats:
.PNG Textures 4K
