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CMK 1/35 The improved model of the Bazooka, known also as the M1A1, is now available in this set made of direct 3D print. And the set also contains a resin cast template which will assist you in shaping the etched the funnel-shaped protection plate. The M1A1 Bazooka was very successful weapon i..

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CMK 1/35 Set of two detailed 3D printed American M60 machineguns for the Kriegsfischkutter (Special Navy line). The set includes ammunition belts and magazines...

CMK 1/35 The MG15 machine gun was developed in the 1930s by Rheinmetall-Borsig company and become the standard Luftwaffe machine gun that was used as hand held weapon in many Luftwaffe aircraft types (He 111, Ju 86, early Ju 88s). In 1942, the new MG81 begun to gradually replace MG15 machine gu..

CMK 1/35 The  MG 15 was an aircraft machine gun widely used as a hand manipulated weapon in German aircraft in very early stages of WW2. By 1940, it had been already replaced by the MG81 machine gun. The MG15 was then adapted for the infantry needs and used by Luftwaffe and Wehrmacht groun..

CMK 1/35 The MG34/41 machine gun was a further development of the original MG34 weapon to meet Wehrmacht's requirements calling for higher rate of fire as well as simplified production. The earlier was met by strengthening the ejector assembly while the latter was taken care of by improving the..

CMK 1/35 The MG 42 was a German machine gun used in the Second World War and in its early form introduced to the Wehrmacht in 1943 and used for example in the Battle of Stalingrad. Comes with etches too...

CMK 1/35 The iconic ‘Shpagin’ PPSh-1 submachine gun is among the most-well known guns of WW2 and now our 3D-printed set almost oozes with plentiful detail and also offers two styles of the ammo magazines, the rounded and the segment types. This weapon remained in service on the Eastern Front no..

CMK 1/35 The Type 3 heavy machine gun was developed from the Hotchkiss gun. In early 20th century, the Japanese had bought the licence rights to produce the Hotchkiss machine gun, Japanese engineer Kijiro Nambu improved the original design though to meet better the Japanese Army requirements. A..

CMK 1/35 The Type 62 was a standard WW2 Japanese Army machine gun and now we bring it to you in the form of a 1/35 scale 3D-printed set. The Type 92 was developed from the Hotchkiss gun and the charecteristic sound it gave out when fired the US troops nicknamed it the Woodpecker. The gun had be..

CMK 1/35 The Vickers machine gun was developed on the basis of the earlier Maxim gun. The design proved itself with great efficiency as well as almost a hundred percent reliability. These technically perfect Vickers guns were produced in really great numbers both for the army (these were water-..