NOW AVAILABLE! 1:25 scale M777A2. 90% of the detail of the 1:16 with only 65% of the size, perfect for desktop displays. The 1:25 scale retains all of the magnetic assembly of the larger scales minus the free-rotating handwheels.
Key Features
Professionally built 3D printed M777A2 modelled after the Royal Australian Artillery M777A2.
Models are assembled in over 150 parts for maximum realism and function.
1:16 model is reinforced with aluminium for strength and durability.
Models are capable of traversing their whole range and have fully articulating trail arms.
Model major components are assembled with magnets for easy disassembly for transport or instruction.
All models ship with printed ammunition.
Scale Options
1:25 scale: 400mm (L) x 175mm (W) x 190mm (H) Ideal for desktop or compact displays. Retains magnetic assembly but without the free-rotating handwheels and some finer details (eg. certain cables/hoses).
1:16 scale: 620mm (L) x 270mm (W) x 320mm (H) Maximum detail, perfect for larger displays or education use.
Custom scales available up to 1:10 (approx 1000mm long).
Materials
Printed in high quality PLA as standard, giving a clean matte finish with no painting required. Suitable for most indoor display applications. Note: PLA can soften and fade if exposed to direct sunlight or temperatures exceeding ~50 degrees Celsius for extended periods. For more durable or outdoor suitable options please contact us to discuss material options.
Customisations Welcome
Add specific serial numbers, alternate colour schemes, different elevation settings or a display case. Kits coming soon!
Ordering and Lead Time
All models are built to order with a typical lead time of 3-5 working days. For urgent orders or bulk quantities please contact us for a precise delivery date. All models ship Australia wide and international shipping is also available (import charges may apply).
Watch the Assembly Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iH1clSjyvrs
NOW AVAILABLE! 1:25 scale M777A2. 90% of the detail of the 1:16 with only 65% of the size, perfect for desktop displays. The 1:25 scale retains all of the magnetic assembly of the larger scales minus the free-rotating handwheels.
Key Features
Professionally built 3D printed M777A2 modelled after the Royal Australian Artillery M777A2.
Models are assembled in over 150 parts for maximum realism and function.
1:16 model is reinforced with aluminium for strength and durability.
Models are capable of traversing their whole range and have fully articulating trail arms.
Model major components are assembled with magnets for easy disassembly for transport or instruction.
All models ship with printed ammunition.
Scale Options
1:25 scale: 400mm (L) x 175mm (W) x 190mm (H) Ideal for desktop or compact displays. Retains magnetic assembly but without the free-rotating handwheels and some finer details (eg. certain cables/hoses).
1:16 scale: 620mm (L) x 270mm (W) x 320mm (H) Maximum detail, perfect for larger displays or education use.
Custom scales available up to 1:10 (approx 1000mm long).
Materials
Printed in high quality PLA as standard, giving a clean matte finish with no painting required. Suitable for most indoor display applications. Note: PLA can soften and fade if exposed to direct sunlight or temperatures exceeding ~50 degrees Celsius for extended periods. For more durable or outdoor suitable options please contact us to discuss material options.
Customisations Welcome
Add specific serial numbers, alternate colour schemes, different elevation settings or a display case. Kits coming soon!
Ordering and Lead Time
All models are built to order with a typical lead time of 3-5 working days. For urgent orders or bulk quantities please contact us for a precise delivery date. All models ship Australia wide and international shipping is also available (import charges may apply).
Watch the Assembly Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iH1clSjyvrs
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