DESCRIPTION

Sight from an equipped Smith & Wesson 629 model performance center revolver.It is based on screenshots from the movie Escape from L.A. 1996.

The model is detailed. When creating the model, I used both frames from the film and additional materials, the props that were used in the film. He took into account all the details and features. The sight has been worked out in detail. Easy to print and easy to glue. There are files of individual parts, as well as a file of the entire model, which is not divided into parts. It is possible to print plastic in various colors depending on the color of the part. It has also been preserved in two forms: a solid model and divided into parts also for the convenience of painting and gluing. It will take a great place in your collection or for cosplay.

Model dimensions:

  • length – 116 mm
  • height – 53 mm
  • width – 45 mm

Useful links:

http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Escape_from_L.A.

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Aimpoint red dot scopes from the movie Escape from LA 1996 3D model

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OBJ<br />File Size: 3.62 MB
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3D ACIS<br />File Size: 3.97 MB
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