Type 11 light machine gun Japanese Army WWII wooden model

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Type 11 light machine gun Japanese Army WWII wooden model Full 1:1 Scale Exclusive Model for War Reenactment Role Playing Games and Museum Collections.
The Type 11 light machine gun is made entirely of wood and has no iron, moving parts or mechanisms.
Such wooden weapons are intended for people who are interested in military themes and are involved in military role-playing games and reconstruction. The wooden machine gun is intended for demonstration purposes only.
I do not set myself the goal of propaganda or arousing interest in weapons, but support the patriotic feelings and desires of people involved in historical reconstruction.
Type 11 light machine gun Japanese Army WWII wooden model Painted with environmentally friendly paints and varnishes. It will come to you disassembled, in two parts – butt and everything else. Assembly is not difficult.
The main advantages of the Type 11 light machine gun Japanese Army WWII wooden model.
1. Develops your child’s technical and design thinking.
2. There are no analogues. An exclusive toy, each product is made by hand.
3. Made from environmentally friendly wood.
4. The folding design of the machine gun is designed for assembly and disassembly.
5. Silent model. Has an adjustable sight.
6. Durability.
7. Ideal price for this level of quality.

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From Wikipedia: The Japanese Army received its first light machine gun development in 1922. This light machine gun, known as the Type 11 Taise, featured one of the most extravagant feeding systems, which did not require special magazines and used ordinary rifle clips with 5 rounds placed in the machine gun. gun receiving hopper.
The idea of such a system was to simplify the supply of machine gunners, who could borrow ammunition from the infantry. In addition, in this way the transferred mass was sharply reduced. The price for such a system was poor balancing of the weapon and increased sensitivity to dirt, which got inside the machine gun along with the cartridges through the receiver, which was poorly closed on top.
This exotic machine gun was designed by Colonel Kijiro Nambu. Based on the Type 11 infantry machine gun, the Type 91 tank machine gun was developed and adopted for service.

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