Bofors 40 mm Quad WWII US and British navies - Printable 3D print model

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Bofors 40 mm Quad anti-aircraft gun WWII US and British navies - Printable The Swedish Bofors engineers developed the revolutionary anti-aircraft gun in the late 1920s, and both the US and British naval forces took full advantage of its capabilities. They mounted the guns on land and at sea, unleashing a storm of firepower against enemy aircraft. The impressive rate of fire for this devastating gun is an astonishing 120 rounds per minute. In terms of naval configurations, twin and quad setups were designed to unleash maximum destruction from even the smallest spaces. Each powerful shell weighed in at 4.8 lbs and measured an impressive 17.6 inches in length, while clips of four shells were expertly loaded into the gun's maw. Measuring an impressive 17 feet long overall, this potent piece of ordnance was a game-changer on any battlefield it saw action. However, with multiple variations in existence, the model presented here is intended as a generic representation. But that's exactly what makes it so versatile: you can easily scale this digital duplicate to suit your own needs, printing it out using a 3D printer or adjusting it for whatever purpose strikes your fancy. Each of the eight STL files included has been meticulously checked and cleared of errors with the trusted Netfabb software - the only thing left is up to you! As this model stands proudly in scale at one to one, you're free to do as you like. Here are some details: Faces - 76827Vertices - 154832Bofors 40 mm Quad anti-aircraft gun WWII US and British navies - Printable