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GLBThe Titus Tornado Interceptor 3D Model
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The Titus Tornado Interceptor 3D Model
The Titus is a custom made tornado interceptor designed and built for the 2014 film, Into the Storm, with the help of real life storm chasers the Titus was born. Driven by fictional storm chaser Pete, the Titus was escorted by a radar van, The vehicle is designed to withstand winds upwards of 170mph, with is aerodynamic body, and "grappling claws" or Spikes. This model includes, Working doors, Deployment animation, Engine, no interior, WIP chassis, Frame, Armored shell, Spikes, and decent texture. If you have problem with these textures, Contact me through one of the social links, Most likely YouTube, which you can find other links such as Discord/Reddit, and I can help. This model can be used for, Animations, games, cinematic shots, and more.
