german officer ww2 shoot crouched g5 3D Print Model

male german officer on ww2 war age between 31-40 years.

- german officer ww2 shoot crouched g5. german officer soldier with a pistole parabellum luger !!!

- ww2 german officer soldier model with, clothes and objects.

- soldier model of the second world war. axis armies.

- complete your collection!

- one mesh model. no parts. no divisions.

- in addition, the mesh without the base. put your own base!!!

- ¡warning! very complex model for printing!

- it is likely that the model does not go well by the amount of parts and details.

- are you able to print this model?

printable model!

history

- the parabellum or "parabellum-pistole", popularly known as "luger," 1 is a semi-automatic recoil-actuated. the design was patented by georg luger in 1898 and was produced by the german arms factory deutsche waffen und munitionsfabriken (dwm) from 1900. the luger system design is based on an earlier hugo borchardt pistol, known as c -93. luger redesigned the borchardt system achieving a much smaller bolt and slide assembly. the first parabellum was adopted by the swiss army in may 1900. in german service, it was succeeded and partially replaced by the walther p38 using the same 9 x 19 parabellum cartridge.



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original mesh done on:

blender 2.81

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file formats:

- stl file
- obj file
- fbx file

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description:

model of soldier for 3d print. high details. model with a circular or elliptical base.

¡warning! very complex model for printing!

it is likely that the model does not go well by the amount of parts and details.

are you able to print this model?

materials:
standar

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1 mesh model (object and base merged, several files) and the same mesh without base.

high resolution

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no textures
no uv

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no lights and enviroment on scene

no compositing on scene


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