High-quality 3D concept model of the VEXAR CBRN Drone, a tactical unmanned aerial platform designed for chemical reconnaissance, hazardous environment operations, smoke deployment, and battlefield decontamination support.
The concept combines a compact heavy-lift quadcopter platform with an integrated liquid payload system and directional spray module, allowing remote deployment of chemical neutralizers, smoke agents, or contamination markers in dangerous zones without exposing personnel.
Designed for modern military CBRN operations, reconnaissance missions, industrial hazard response, disaster zones, and autonomous tactical support. The drone features a rugged modular structure, stabilized landing gear, protected electronics housing, and realistic military-inspired engineering details suitable for cinematics, simulations, games, and defense visualization projects.
Perfect for military renders, concept art, tactical environments, and futuristic battlefield scenarios grounded in realistic modern technology.
Fbx file does not include PBR textures; however, in the .blend file, materials have been applied as shown in one of the preview screenshots.
The camouflage shader is fully procedural and calculated at runtime using Blender’s node-based system. It does not rely on any texture maps and will only function within Blender. This ensures non-repetitive pattern generation and ultra-lightweight material performance.
MODEL FORMATS
Polygons Count: 372,307
Vertices Count: 369,809
BLEND (Blender, filesize: 80.7 MB), FBX (Autodesk FBX, filesize: 20.3 MB)