A 3D-printed resin accessory, ZB vz. 26 — the light machine gun with the bipod folded (1:72, Firma49). It is not a model but a faithful miniature weapon for arming figures and for dioramas.
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A miniature 3D-printed accessory from the Czech brand Firma49 in 1:72 scale. It is not a kit and not a model but a faithfully printed reduction of the legendary Czechoslovak ZB vz. 26 light machine gun, meant for arming figures and for dioramas. The designation Folded means that the machine gun has its bipod folded (swung up), that is the weapon in the state in which a soldier carries it. The 1:72 scale is the smallest of those made, so the part is very small and fragile; Firma49 also makes a larger and more robust 1:48 version and a variant with the bipod deployed (opened out) for a firing position.
The ZB vz. 26 is the celebrated Czechoslovak light machine gun developed in the 1920s at Zbrojovka Brno (by the designer Vaclav Holek) and taken into service in 1926. It ranks among the most successful Czech weapons in history and became the direct forerunner of the famous British Bren, which grew out of its design after changes by British and Brno engineers. Its recognition features are the folding bipod attached to the barrel jacket and the magazine fitted from above.
The accessory is supplied unpainted and without a figure. It is a small 3D-printed resin part — work carefully and protect your airways when sanding.
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