MALE GERMAN SOLDIERS on WW2 WAR Age between 19-30 years.

German soldiers Military Band Pack2 ww2 G8

Description:

• Wehrmacht soldiers models with different musical instruments. German soldiers musician models. Models in stand pose, playing instruments.
• Soldiers models of the Second World War. Axis armies.
• The model has a circular, elliptical base or other shape (depends on the model).
• the characteristics are shown in the images of the web. (The written information may have typographical errors and the shape and number of models are shown with pictures, being the final reference of the product).

Information:

• 1/25 SCALE OF THE MINIATURES.

• Model could be difficult to print. Printing is the responsibility of the printer.

• You can scale the mesh to other sizes (visit the tutorial link below or go to ARTEJAOLSTUDIOS).

• The height of the human figures are around 65 to 75 mm approximately (depending on the pose of the model).

• One Mesh model. No Parts. No divisions.

• Mesh with or without base.(depends of the model)

• Mesh can separate from base (visit the tutorial link below).

• BEST PRINTING results on Resin 3D printers (stereolithography).

• High resolution.

Number of meshes:

• 1 Mesh Model. German musician soldier ww2 Stand Baritone horn G8. Figure and base merged or figure only.
• 1 Mesh Model. German musician soldier ww2 Stand flag G8. Figure and base merged or figure only.
• 1 Mesh Model. German musician soldier ww2 Stand Schellenbaum G8. Figure and base merged or figure only.
• 1 Mesh Model. German musician soldier ww2 Stand Tambourstock G8. Figure and base merged or figure only.

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¡WARNING! VERY COMPLEX MODEL FOR PRINTING!

IT IS LIKELY THAT THE MODEL DOES NOT GO WELL BY THE AMOUNT OF PARTS AND DETAILS.

3D PRINTABLE MODEL!

Documentation (history)

SS Marschiert in Feindesland, also known as Teufelslied (Devil's Song) was a Third Reich marching song used by the Waffen SS. The song encompasses elements of heroism, loyalty, anti-communism and patriotism that are presented over a rhythm of typical German music.

The song was modified several times, due to the course of the war. Originally, his handwriting referred to the banks of the Volga River in Russia, and later to those of the Oder River on the German-Polish border, where heavy fighting took place in 1945.

File formats:

• STL file
• OBJ file
• FBX file

Mesh Details:

No texturesNo UV

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Thanks! Jaol