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1/16 Thompson SMG Family SCALE MINIATURE

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  • 1-16_100rnd Drum Empty.stl
  • 1-16_100rnd Drum Loaded.stl
  • 1-16_20rnd Magazine Empty.stl
  • 1-16_20rnd Magazine Loaded.stl
  • 1-16_30rnd Magazine Empty.stl
  • 1-16_30rnd Magazine Loaded.stl
  • 1-16_50rnd Drum Empty.stl
  • 1-16_50rnd Drum Loaded.stl
  • 1-16_M1928 100rnd drum.stl
  • 1-16_M1928 20rnd mag.stl
  • 1-16_M1928 30rnd mag.stl
  • 1-16_M1928 50rnd drum.stl
  • 1-16_M1928A1 100rnd drum.stl
  • 1-16_M1928A1 20rnd mag.stl
  • 1-16_M1928A1 30rnd mag.stl
  • 1-16_M1928A1 50rnd drum.stl
  • 1-16_M1928A1_NoMag.stl
  • 1-16_M1928_NoMag.stl
  • 1-16_M1A1 20rnd mag.stl
  • 1-16_M1A1 30rnd mag.stl
  • 1-16_M1A1_NoMag.stl

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Publication date 2024-03-03 at 15:24
Design number 1829889

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3D model description

Non-working scale replica for display.

1/16 scale miniature model with high details for 3d print.

Lore:

The Thompson submachine gun is a blowback-operated, selective-fire submachine gun, invented and developed by United States Army Brigadier General John T. Thompson in 1918.
Used in the World War I to break the stalemate of trench warfare. Widely adopted during World War II, seen use in the Korean War in 1950 and Vietnam War (mostly by reconnaissance units).
Thompson SMG was also used by many Law enforcement angencies and Gangsters during the Prohibition and Great Depression era in USA.

The earlier model 1928 was the first type widely used by military forces, with the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps as major buyers through the 1930s.

The M1928A1 variant entered mass production before the attack on Pearl Harbor. Changes included a horizontal forend, in place of the distinctive vertical pistol grip. Though it could use both the drum and the box magazines, active service favored the box magazines.

The M1 and M1A1 model, which used box magazines only (20 or 30 rounds capacity), did not have cooling fins on the barrel, had a simplified rear sight, and employed a straight blowback action with the charging handle on the side of the receiver.

Features:

DIGITAL .STL FILES FOR PRINTING
1/16 scale.
Unsupported .stl files *)
Recommended for SLA printers.
*) No supported files included. Each 3D printer needs its own arctan angle settings!

Contents:

.stl files
- M1928, M1928A1 and M1A1 variants
- Standalone 20 and 30 round magazines (empty and loaded)
- Standalone 50 and 100 round drum magazine (empty and loaded)

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