Product Description
--Designed based on research by the Self-Defense Forces. A masterpiece machine gun!
Realistic division based on the actual machine
Also known as a medium machine gun, this compact weapon has great power.
Comes with a tripod that can be used with current LMGs
The M1919 is a machine gun that symbolizes the US military during WWII. It has a lightweight, air-cooled barrel and uses the same .30 caliber bullets as the main rifle. It is known for its high reliability and robust design, and it was used in a variety of ways, including airborne/vehicle mounted, tripod mounted, and portable. It is a masterpiece machine gun that almost always appears in films and documentaries featuring the US military.
Little Armory has precisely recreated the A4 ground combat tripod-mounted model in 1/12 scale, based on research at the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Weapons School. The set also includes an ammunition box, soft resin ammunition belt, and M2 tripod, giving it the presence and realism of a lightweight yet heavy machine gun.
*The M2 Tripod can also be used with other Little Armory LMGs (M60, M240, M249).
The box art is a new drawing by Yoshinori Shizuma
[Series STUDY1942]
Little Armory, the 1/12 scale modern firearms plastic model series familiar to many for its packaging of girls in uniform and guns, is releasing the [STUDY1942] series, which recreates a variety of firearms that were developed up until the Second World War and became the foundation of modern firearms.
1/12 scale runner kit (achromatic) - made of resin (PS, TPE)
Total length: approx. 9cm
Molding color: Black, OD, brown
In cooperation with: Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Weapons School
*We recommend using adhesive for plastic models.
*Figures and other items are not included with the product.
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Item Size/Weight : 21.2 x 12.9 x 4.4 cm / 76g
Product Specifications
- Item code
- 334279
- JAN code
- 4543736334279
Purchase Information
This item is limited to 6 per household.