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Ww2 US Items and Equipment Pack1

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Publication date 2022-10-12 at 09:28
Design number 881914

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AMERICAN US ITEMS AND WEAPONS FOR DIORAMAS

US Items and Equipment Pack1


Information:

  • 1/25 SCALE OF THE MINIATURES.

  • You can scale the mesh to other sizes (visit the tutorial link below or go to ARTEJAOLSTUDIOS).

  • The height of the human figures are around 65 to 75 mm approximately (depending on the pose of the model).

  • One Mesh model. No Parts. No divisions.

  • Mesh with or without base.(depends of the model)

  • Mesh can be separate from base (visit the tutorial link below).

  • BEST PRINTING results on Resin 3D printers (stereolithography).

  • High resolution.

Description:

  • Average group of items (Boxes, we0pons, bags...etc) used in ww2 war dioramas. (3d print model).

  • Items models of the Second World War. Allies objects.

  • The models do not have base.

  • the characteristics are shown in the images of the web.

Number of meshes (37):

  • 10 Models of US Items. M1 Garand. Figure only.

  • 3 Models of US Items. M1 Garand M1. Figure only.

  • 7 Models of US Items. M1903 Springfield. Figure only.

  • 4 Models of US Items. Bazooka M1. Figure only.

  • 5 Models of US Items. M1911 Colt. Figure only.

  • 3 Models of US Items. M1917 Colt revolver. Figure only.

  • 3 Models of US Items. WW2 American Knife. Figure only.

  • 1 Models of US Items. wooden wall. Figure only.

  • 1 Models of US Items. M1 Garand crate. Figure only.


Complete your collection!

LEARNING! VERY COMPLEX MODEL FOR PRINTING!

IT IS LIKELY THAT THE MODEL DOES NOT GO WELL BY THE AMOUNT OF PARTS AND DETAILS.

3D PRINTABLE MODEL!


Documentation (history)

U.S. military history in World War II is the period of American history that corresponds to the participation of the U.S. Armed Forces in World War II as part of the Allied forces against Nazi Germany, Imperial Japan, and their allies,1 beginning on December 7, 1941, following the attack on Pearl Harbor, and ending on September 2, 1945, with the capitulation of Japan, ending the war.


Original mesh done on:

Blender 3.1 or higher.


File formats:

  • STL file

  • OBJ file

  • FBX file


Scene Details:

No textures

No UV

No Lights and enviroment on scene

No compositing on scene


Hope you like it!

Take a look at all the collection, just click on my user name to see complete gallery.

Visit the web:

artejaolstudios

www.artejaolstudios.com

www.artejaol.com

Tutorials:

http://www.artejaolstudios.com/tutorials/

http://www.artejaolstudios.com/tutorial-scaling-artejaol-soldiers/

http://www.artejaol.com/index.php/tutorials/

Downloads:

http://www.artejaolstudios.com/downloads/

Miniatures Database:

http://www.artejaolstudios.com/miniatures-database/

Thank you!

Jaol

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