Experimental World War II era Soviet submachine gun. An early design by Mikhail Kalashnikov, the PPK-42 was his entry into the 1942 SMG trials.While it showed promise with its innovative features, it was ultimately not selected for mass production, making it a rare and historically significant precursor to the AK-47.A compact design for its time, utilizing a delayed-blowback system and stamped steel parts for simplified manufacturing.Features simple flip-up iron sights for engaging targets at different ranges.Fires the powerful 7.62x25mm Tokarev cartridge from a 30-round detachable box magazine.

Inside:

PPK-42 Submachine Gun

Model with a full rig of 12 bones, for all moving parts like the bolt, charging handle, trigger, fire selector, and magazine. Stock have 2 bones with IK.

4 Magazine(20, 30, 40 and Makeshift 50) and Cartridge model. The magazine includes a bone for the follower.

2 Materials.

Main for the main weapon parts.

Bullet for the cartridge.

2(+6) textures.

16x16 solid color texture with 10 colors for the main SMG model + Metallic + Roughness + Normal Map(neutral)

6 solid color texture with 5 colors for the magazine and cartridge. + Metallic + Roughness + Normal Map(neutral)

Different File formats

All comes in .blend, .fbx, .obj with .mtl and .glb(animations not included in .glb)

not proper for printing.