1/12 Little Armory [LADF32] Girls’ Frontline Lewis Type

Description

This is a set of clothes or accessories for figures.

The Lewis is a light machine gun used mainly by the British Army during World War I and World War II. 47 rounds of ammunition are stored in a circular dish-shaped magazine, installed at the top. Instead of spiral springs along, spiral springs and gears are used to advance the bolt during the firing cycle. This old-generation light machine gun has various features that are not seen on more recent guns, such as incorporating an air-cooled barrel jacket that uses a negative pressure generated by the injection of propellant gas.

This item is a collaboration between “Little Armory” and the “Girls’ Frontline” game! The details inside the muzzle are reproduced; the distinctive dish-shaped magazine can be removed, and the sight can be tilted. The bipod can be built opened or closed; a postcard-sized illustration card is included too. Order yours today!

• [Size]: Approximately 10cm when completed
• [Materials]: Resin