M918 Cartuccia proiettile con guscio di granata proiettato da 40 mm Moulage stampabile in 3D Modello 3D

Descrizione

This is the American 40mm M918, a Target-Practice , machine grenade launcher fired, hight-velocity,
projected grenade using the M550 escapement mechanism fuze,
used to simulate the M430 HEDP 40-mm cartridge during practice firing.
The fuze is a setback and centrifugally armed and Point-Detonating .
The grenade produces an audible report, a small flash and a smoke cloud on impact.
The cartridge case is anodized green. The grenade is blue with a 6mm (0.25in)
brown band to the rear of the ogive, with markings being stencilled in black. An annular groove is machined
in the ogive to identify the cartridge as a TP round, also, the letters TP are stamped three
places equally spaced on the base of the grenade.
The Ukrainian military industry mastered the production of this type of grenade (40mm)
in 2018 for use in the Ukrainian machine grenade launcher - UAG-40 (UAG-40)

Dimensions of the assembled model 112(max)x40(42max) mm. - original size.
The model is made in SolidWorks. It is intended primarily for 3D printing stand model - training model,
for use as a visual aid and is not a complete copy of the external forms of the original product.
Although it does display all the basic external elements. The model is adapted for the possibility of
3D printing and subsequent assembly of the product layout.
The model is assembled, contains files
of all conditional parts (STL) in high-polygonal version to obtain qualitatively smooth forms. Additionally,
the set contains all files for obtaining high-quality realistic visualization with close-ups (smooth lines,
selected surfaces for applying materials or textures), texture file are texture inscriptions (markings)
for applied to surfaces.(see rendering examples).
In addition to solid model file formats, converted high detail polygonal file formats are additionally provided.
Mesh:
Vertices 346673
Faces 693338
(M819.obj)
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