1/35 Set of 5 guns – M1 Garand
4,20€
Dynamo Models A35028 M1 Garand – Set of 5 Guns contains five highly detailed 1/35 U.S. M1 Garand rifles produced in 3D-printed resin. Representing the standard American service rifle of World War II, these accessories are ideal for U.S. infantry figures, vehicle crews, Normandy scenes, Ardennes dioramas and other historical military displays.
Ce qui est inclus :
- 5 M1 Garand rifles
- Échelle 1/35
- Résine imprimée en 3D
- Digitally sculpted and modeled
- Highly detailed weapon accessories
- Ready to paint
- Non assemblé et non peint
- Colle et peinture non incluses
Sécurité et conformité: Attention ! Ceci n'est pas un jouet. Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 8 ans. À utiliser sous la surveillance d'un adulte.
Dynamo Models A35028 – 1/35 Set of 5 Guns – M1 Garand is a highly detailed weapon accessory set containing five reproductions of the famous U.S. M1 Garand rifle. Produced in 3D-printed resin from digitally sculpted masters, these 1/35 accessories are designed for upgrading American infantry figures, vehicle crews, vignettes and historical dioramas. The pack of five provides enough rifles to equip a small group of soldiers or supply several separate modeling projects. Current product listings confirm the A35028 reference, 1/35 scale, five-rifle contents and 3D-printed resin construction.
Contexte historique et thème
Officially designated the U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30, M1, the M1 Garand was designed by John C. Garand and officially adopted by the U.S. Army on January 9, 1936. It became the standard American service rifle of World War II and remained in widespread service through the Korean War.
Unlike the bolt-action rifles still widely used by other armies at the beginning of WWII, the Garand was a gas-operated semi-automatic rifle. It fired the .30-06 cartridge and used an eight-round en-bloc clip, giving American infantrymen rapid follow-up shots without manually cycling a bolt after each round. U.S. Army historical sources note that more than four million M1 rifles were produced during World War II by Springfield Armory and Winchester.
The M1 became one of the defining weapons of the American infantryman and saw extensive service from North Africa and Italy to Normandy, Northwest Europe and the Pacific.
Détails et réalisme des figurines et véhicules
The M1 Garand has a distinctive profile combining a full wooden stock, exposed barrel and gas system, receiver and characteristic trigger-group area. At 1/35 scale, these recognizable features make it an important detail for accurately representing U.S. infantry and vehicle crews.
Dynamo Models produces A35028 as dedicated high-resolution 3D-printed resin accessories rather than simplified injection-molded weapons. The five-gun format allows several figures to be equipped consistently while maintaining matching detail throughout a squad or vignette.
Individual rifles can also be placed beside resting soldiers, inside suitable vehicles or among personal equipment to add further realism to a larger scene.
Utilisation en diorama et en affichage
A35028 is suitable for a broad range of U.S. WWII dioramas. The rifles can accompany infantry during the Normandy campaign, fighting through the bocage, advancing into France, operating in the Ardennes or moving into Germany during 1945.
They are equally relevant to Mediterranean and Pacific Theater scenes when matched with historically appropriate figures and equipment. The M1 was carried by American servicemen across both major theaters of World War II and continued into the Korean War.
The weapons can be carried by figures or incorporated into foxholes, ruined buildings, camps, vehicle interiors and roadside halts. They also complement 1/35 Jeeps, trucks, tanks and other U.S. military vehicles where crew or accompanying infantry are represented.
Matériel et personnalisation
Dynamo Models A35028 contains five M1 Garand rifles produced in 3D-printed resin. The accessories are digitally sculpted, supplied unassembled and unpainted, and require glue and paint separately.
Painting can emphasize the contrast between the wooden stock and dark metal components. Small variations in wood tone between individual rifles can provide a natural appearance when several are displayed together, while restrained metallic highlights and subtle handling wear can enhance the finely printed detail.
À qui s'adresse-t-il ?
A35028 is ideal for U.S. WWII modelers, figure painters, armor builders and diorama creators looking to replace simplified kit weapons with finely detailed resin alternatives.
The five-rifle format is particularly practical for infantry groups, vehicle crews and larger scenes requiring several matching American service rifles.
| Poids | 0,01 kg |
|---|---|
| Pays | États-Unis |
| Matériel | impression 3D |
| Période | Seconde Guerre mondiale |
