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This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4718232 Print at 0.12mm layer height with supports on build plate. Assembly instructions (See images below for reference): Remove support block from under the back of "Turret Top.stl"…
M1A1 Abrams Tank Model A detailed 3D model of the M1A1 Abrams tank. The turret can rotate, and the parts must be glued together. Scale 1:72
This is my first personal 3d model so sorry if there are any issues. Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 200 Infill: 20 Filament: PolyMaker PLA Category: Props
LEGACY MODEL >This is a model which I don't want to take down simply because it is not mine. I will eventually get to 3D modeling my own 3D model, but for the sake of this accounts legacy, I am updating its Thumbnail, and keeping it up.…
WW2 M1A1 Anti Tank mine. This is a large print, 1:1 scale I've included files so it can be printed as a complete unit or be printed in its parts like a real one. If you print this please post a make. Category: Sport & Outdoors
The print turned out great but please ignore my paint job. 0.2mm layer height (I don't even own a Prusa but I love Printables), supports (touching build plate only), requires a bit of sanding depending on your printers cooling. Enjoy!
A detailed model of a M1A1 Abrams Would Not Recomend printing this model small.
I had the best results with PETG 0,2mm layer height.
The M1A1 Thompson, famous for its .45 ACP stopping power, was a streamlined, wartime redesign of the costly M1928A1 submachine gun. Introduced in 1942, it removed the complex internal "Blish lock" system. This modification made the "Tommy…
Fuse an clip for WW2 M1A1 Anti Tank mine, Often missing from mines. If you like this and like Reenacting please join my group https://www.thingiverse.com/groups/my-groups Category: Props
This is a bolt for a Thompson m1a1. I'm using it in an airsoft aeg to make a dummy replica. I started with a 1928 bolt by MikeS on GrabCAD. I filled in the holes and reworked it using dimensions from a real m1a1 bolt. The airsoft receiver…
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Easy to print. Best results with a .25 nozzle, but .4 was perfectly fine as well. Uses supports. Pictured with matte PLA.
This is a M1A1 Thompson smg stand, it basically holds the gun (for display) This stand was design by me not the gun that was this guy: https://www.printables.com/@Sushirollz18_260034/models If you have any questions, happy to help! Happy…
LEGO Minifigure-compatible part replicating the M1A1 Thompson submachine gun
This is a bolt handle for a Thompson m1a1. The original model was made by Darren S on GrabCAD. https://grabcad.com/library/thompson-bolt-handle I'm using it in an airsoft Thompson with a real deactivated bolt. The original handle fit, but…
M1A1 drive sprocket extruder knob
On the picture is the testgreaser, the final model has a grove that helps to pull it off. Just fill the hole with grease and press it on the roller of the bolt. The grease get pressed into the gap and gets inside. Use TPU for some flex.
Don't you hate to load your GBB-Magazines with a wild three-piece construction, thought up by some exploited taiwanese sweatshop worker?….. Well, atleast I didn't like it. Thats why I made some Speedloader Adapters, and I think every…
A little case for the Cologne Chip GateMate CCGM1A1/A2/A4 Evaluation Boards and Programmers from the GateMate FPGA Starter Kit. The evaluation board sits snugly in the case itself and is held down by additional screws. The original rubber…
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On the picture is the testgreaser, the final model has a grove that helps to pull it off. Just fill the hole with grease and press it on the roller of the bolt. The grease get pressed into the gap and gets inside. Use TPU for some flex.
LEGACY MODEL >This is a model which I don't want to take down simply because it is not mine. I will eventually get to 3D modeling my own 3D model, but for the sake of this accounts legacy, I am updating its Thumbnail, and keeping it up.…
