AMX-10P IFV

The AMX-10P is a French-made amphibious infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) that was designed and produced by the French company GIAT Industries in the 1970s. The development of the AMX-10P was driven by the need to replace the AMX VCI (also available as a design on this site), able to operate in amphibious and non-amphibious roles. The production of the vehicle began in 1972 and it was first introduced into service with the French Army in 1973 and has since been used by several other countries. Despite its age, the AMX-10P remains in service with several countries today, and has been made available to the Ukraine. However, it has largely been replaced by more modern IFVs in many militaries.

The fdm version offers stronger (thicker) tracks, as it was found that this was required for reliable printing on an ender 3 printer.

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