Low-poly M1921 Thompson

sketchfab

I must admit, crafting replicas of World War II-era firearms proves to be a more challenging task than modern guns. However, the end result is incredibly rewarding. The Tommy Gun ranks among my favorite WWII weapons, and specifically, the M1921 variant holds a special place in my heart. This was the very first production model, distinguished by a charging handle located atop the submachine gun, which would later be relocated to the right side in subsequent models. The M1921 has garnered significant popularity due to its sleek 50-round drum magazine. Stats: Vertices: 796 Faces: 645 Triangles: 1,450