[RELEASED] H70 Air-to-Ground Rocket (rocket launcher pod included) – HQ PBR

Available for just $3.99 on the Asset Store:
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H70 Air-to-Ground Rocket

One of the most powerful air-to-ground attack rockets. The de facto standard for western forces!

3D model of a typical 2.75-inch fin-stabilized air-to-ground rocket similar to those used by the US and allied forces for aircraft and helicopters.

The missile comes as 3 different models to fit for your needs:
• with retracted fins (1 mesh)
• with extracted fins (1 mesh)
• with rotatable fins (4 meshes).

NEW: added a 19-tube LWL (LightWeight Launcher) to the package

It is made for the Unity standard shader and comes with main texture, normal map and a map for metallic, smoothness and ambient occlusion.

Unity Editor Statistics (unlit):

Rocket with retracted fins:
LOD 0: Tris: 880, Verts: 969
LOD 1 Tris: 130, Verts: 131

Rocket with extracted fins:
LOD 0: Tris: 982, Verts: 1.1k
LOD 1 Tris: 458, Verts: 627

Rocket with rotatable fins:
LOD 0: Tris: 982, Verts: 1.1k
LOD 1 Tris: 458, Verts: 628

Textures sizes:
Each 1024x1024 pixels














Please note: This rocket is also included as a bonus in my Attack Helicopter asset: Attack Helicopter of the Vietnam War Era

 

Update 1.1 uploaded to the Asset Store, should be online within the next days.

New in 1.1:
– Added rocket particle FX.
– Added model of a rocket launcher (for usage with e.g. aircraft or helicopters).

Launcher comes with separated rocket heads dummies to save polygons.

 

The update is available now.

 

Its cool but I think is not easy to market just a missile IMO.

May be a complete system such TOW or Konkurs or Kornet could be better.

 

Yes, you are right, except when someone needs a Hydra 70 Rocket.

But the rocket is also part of another package (as a bonus): Attack Helicopter of the Vietnam War Era

 

I should have checked your other packages sorry. Yet a ATGM is missing on the store so if you're into missiles and such... a detailed TOW and fore mentioned or similars would be welcome I think.