American soldier ww2 run A6 3D print model

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AMERICAN WW2 FIGHTER TRAINING IN COMBAT TECHNIQUES BETWEEN 21-25 YEARS OLD The AMERICAN FIGHTER MODEL ROCKS A REAL M2 FLAMETHROWER AS THEY TAKE TO THE BATTLEFIELD. An AMERICAN SOLDIER MODEL RUNNING IN FULL A6 TACTICAL GEAR PACKS THE HEAT WITH THE ULTIMATE COMBINATION OF WEAPONS AND GEAR. The highly detailed AMERICAN SOLDIER MODEL EQUIPPED WITH M2 FLAMETHROWER, TOOLS, AND GADGETS READY TO TAKE ON ANY SITUATION IN STYLE. American soldier of the Second World War. In 1944 a American man-portable backpack flamethrower was invented for combat purposes to incinerate any enemies and structures in World War II. He is fully armored and has been given complete firepower. WARNING - A HIGH-TECH MODEL COMPLEXITY MAKES IT VERY UNLIKELY THAT IT WILL PRINT SMOOTHLY ON A 3D PRINTER. Can the user successfully print this very intricate and multi-faceted model? The high-resolution AMERICAN FIGHTER 3D model is provided with its parts separate for best printability on a war-themed printing surface in a specific three dimensional software environment with users responsibility. High quality model created to produce amazing prints. Please check out my Blender collection here (Blender 2.8), where this amazing file has been produced using all latest capabilities. A complete model available in both STL and OBJ formats can be found in the list below: File description: High details american fighter print with ellipse or circular base design. Again a Warning for all who will attempt to print out - HIGH-TECH COMPLEXITY WILL CAUSE DISORDER ON THE PRINTER. It is difficult to print this model with no division as a lot of parts can make up this figure. Use best software available and use at your own risk! High resolution models used. No materials or texturing have been implemented into this 3D printed item. For users looking for the ultimate realism in their war setting - you have found what you are looking for, and even more. Just look at our entire library when clicking my user name above for the entire gallery! You can check out my complete web site @www.artejaol.com, to see what else I've created. Thanks! Jaol