-Don't miss the profound gunmetal specifications !! This is a plastic model that reproduces 6 types of hand guns that are gaining worldwide popularity on 1/12 scale.
-Not only the shape, but also the engraving of the grip and the hole in the muzzle, etc., is a model with a remarkable reproduction.
――You can enjoy it as an accessory for action figures, or as a display by decorating each item individually.
――In this model, each part has a gun metallic color to finish the surface.
――You can't miss the metallic and heavy atmosphere.
--There are 6 types of cancer. Beretta, Glock, Desert Eagle 50, M1911A1, H & K USP, and Magnum Revolver are set with 2 each.
[Beretta M92F]
--The model 92 is an automatic pistol developed by the Italian company Pietro Beretta in 1975.
――Since 1985, it has been officially adopted by the US military under the name of M9.
--The caliber is 9mm and 9mm Parabellum bullets are used.
--The number of bullets is 15.
--A double-action prop-up short recoil mechanism is used.
[Glock 18C]
--Glock 18 and its improved 18C were developed at the request of the counter-terrorism unit GEKCOBRA belonging to the Austrian National Constitutional Corps, based on Glock 17, an automatic pistol developed by Glock of Austria.
――The big difference from 17 is that it is equipped with a fully automatic mechanism, and it is possible to switch between semi-automatic and fully automatic.
--Uses 9mm Parabellum ammunition. This model is limited to public institutions and is prohibited from being sold to the general public.
[Desert Eagle 50]
――The Desert Eagle 50AE announced in 1991 is said to have the most powerful power among hand guns.
-The dedicated 50AE ammunition is said to be the strongest ammunition among automatic pistols, and its kinetic energy at the time of launch is equivalent to the 7.62mm ammunition of the AK47.
――It is also a feature that it adopts a single action gas pressure actuated type.
[M1911A1]
--The M1911 is a world-renowned handgun known by the nickname of the Colt Government.
――Developed by Colt of the United States, it was officially adopted by the US military from 1911, and it was used in World War I, World War II, Korean War, Vietnam War, etc. until 1985, for more than 70 years. It was used as a formal gun for the US military.
--The M1911A1 type is a type that was improved in 1926.
-Adopts a single action tilt barrel type short recoil system with a .45 caliber. ..
-Equipped with 7 .45 ACP bullets.
[H & K USP]
--USP is an automatic pistol developed by German manufacturer H & K (Heckler & Koch) in 1993.
-The type that uses 9 x 19 mm Parabellum bullets with a caliber of 9 mm is adopted as a service pistol of the German Federal Army under the name of P8.
--Double action tilt barrel type short recoil method is adopted.
-Adopts a double-row magazine and equips 15 + 1 rounds with Parabellum bullets.
[Magnum Revolver (Colt Python Hunter)]
--A revolver developed by Colt's Manufacturing Company in the United States, which appeared in 1955. ..
――It has gained popularity as a revolver that can use 357 Magnum bullets, and there are 5 types of 2.5 inch, 3 inch, 4 inch, 6 inch, and 8 inch.
――Among them, the 8-inch model was called Python Hunter.
――Because of its style, high quality, and excellent durability, it became popular as a revolver Rolls Royce.
[Major features]
―― 1/12 scale runner type unpainted kit (molding color: gun metallic) Gun metallic molding color that can be displayed as it is!
-Because it is made of PS resin that is easy to paint, it is also ideal for painters who want a more realistic finish!
――All 6 types, 2 each, 12 in total, 2 realistic hand guns each!
-[Two pistols with the same gun on the figure] [One is painted in black and the other is painted in silver].
――The total length is up to about 25mm!
—— An elaborate scale that doesn't give you a sense of scale!
--Reproduce the mold of each part such as grip and trigger to the limit.
--The muzzle is opened using a slide mold, giving a sharp, deep and realistic finish.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )