Russian Rys (Iveco Lince) CLV
The Russian version of the Iveco Lince is known as the Rys, and was marketed by MVPS, an Iveco and Oboronservis LLC joint venture. It is in service, and has been seen deployed in Syria and elsewhere. This is a 1:100 design, with versions for both fdm and resin printers.
The Italian Lince was selected by Russia as part of the update and modernisation of its armed forces (as part of the 2011-2020 state arms procurement program, the Defense Ministry planned to buy 1,775 LMVs by 2015 for $1 billion, about half of which were to be Rys). Several hundred vehicles have been delivered and are in service, complemented by the Russian-designed Tigr. It has been deployed abroad, and can be seen in media reports of Russian troops deployed in the Middle East.
Two versions of the design are provided, the first an integrated version for resin printers with suitable drainage, and a second in parts for fdm printing are included. The fdm version has a separate roof to permit a fully detailed interior to be incorporated in the design, but some fitting is likely to be needed to ensure that this part matches properly after printing. Two wheel designs are provided for the fdm version, one providing a realistic representation of the hub, and a second with features exaggerated to make the model more attractive. Again, some fitting may be required for the wheels, as these parts are small and fdm printers are sometimes weak at indentations.
(The model photos are of an fdm model printed at relatively low resolution, and do not represent the quality that can be achieved from this design, especially in resin)
The product is offered for personal, non-commercial use. Derivative designs for personal use may be generated, but neither the original nor derivatives may be shared with others. Attribution of the design is requested should printed models be exhibited or otherwise shared. Models printed from this design or derivatives may not be sold commercially.
The Italian Lince was selected by Russia as part of the update and modernisation of its armed forces (as part of the 2011-2020 state arms procurement program, the Defense Ministry planned to buy 1,775 LMVs by 2015 for $1 billion, about half of which were to be Rys). Several hundred vehicles have been delivered and are in service, complemented by the Russian-designed Tigr. It has been deployed abroad, and can be seen in media reports of Russian troops deployed in the Middle East.
Two versions of the design are provided, the first an integrated version for resin printers with suitable drainage, and a second in parts for fdm printing are included. The fdm version has a separate roof to permit a fully detailed interior to be incorporated in the design, but some fitting is likely to be needed to ensure that this part matches properly after printing. Two wheel designs are provided for the fdm version, one providing a realistic representation of the hub, and a second with features exaggerated to make the model more attractive. Again, some fitting may be required for the wheels, as these parts are small and fdm printers are sometimes weak at indentations.
(The model photos are of an fdm model printed at relatively low resolution, and do not represent the quality that can be achieved from this design, especially in resin)
The product is offered for personal, non-commercial use. Derivative designs for personal use may be generated, but neither the original nor derivatives may be shared with others. Attribution of the design is requested should printed models be exhibited or otherwise shared. Models printed from this design or derivatives may not be sold commercially.
| Filename | Size | Last updated |
|---|---|---|
| Russian Lince fdm 100th scale-1629265281.zip | 6.8 MiB | 2024-02-28 |
| Russian Lince resin-1629265302.zip | 8.1 MiB | 2024-02-28 |
