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Custom Piece Miniature – Soviet-style multi-port muzzle brake from a World War II era tank or anti-tank gun – 3D Print for LEGO minifigure
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Custom Piece Miniature – Soviet rounded multi-port muzzle brake from the cannon of a World War II era heavy tank – 3D Print for LEGO minifigure
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Custom Piece Miniature – German single-baffle muzzle brake from a World War II era tank cannon – 3D Print for LEGO minifigure
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Custom Piece Miniature – German double-baffle muzzle brake from a World War II era tank cannon – 3D Print for LEGO minifigure
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Introduction
This image displays a collection of custom-made accessories for toys, representing several different types of tank cannon muzzle brakes from the World War II era. These devices were fitted to the end of a cannon’s barrel to reduce recoil.
German Double-Baffle Muzzle Brake This muzzle brake, seen in the top half of the image, has a distinctive shape with two large, rectangular chambers (baffles) on each side. This powerful and efficient design was a hallmark of the high-velocity cannons on Germany’s most famous and feared late-war tanks, such as the 8.8 cm gun on the Tiger I and the 7.5 cm gun on the Panther.
German Single-Baffle Muzzle Brake This muzzle brake, seen on the bottom right, has a more rounded shape with a single large chamber on each side. This simpler design was characteristic of the shorter-barreled, lower-velocity guns used on many early and mid-war German vehicles, most famously the early models of the Panzer IV tank and the StuG III assault gun.
Soviet IS-2 Heavy Tank Muzzle Brake This muzzle brake, seen on the bottom left, has a unique rounded or “ball-like” shape with multiple circular ports. This specific design was developed for the massive 122mm cannon of the powerful Soviet IS-2 (Iosif Stalin 2) heavy tank. The IS-2 was a late-war breakthrough tank, and this muzzle brake is one of its most instantly recognizable features.
German Double-Baffle Muzzle Brake This muzzle brake, seen in the top half of the image, has a distinctive shape with two large, rectangular chambers (baffles) on each side. This powerful and efficient design was a hallmark of the high-velocity cannons on Germany’s most famous and feared late-war tanks, such as the 8.8 cm gun on the Tiger I and the 7.5 cm gun on the Panther.
German Single-Baffle Muzzle Brake This muzzle brake, seen on the bottom right, has a more rounded shape with a single large chamber on each side. This simpler design was characteristic of the shorter-barreled, lower-velocity guns used on many early and mid-war German vehicles, most famously the early models of the Panzer IV tank and the StuG III assault gun.
Soviet IS-2 Heavy Tank Muzzle Brake This muzzle brake, seen on the bottom left, has a unique rounded or “ball-like” shape with multiple circular ports. This specific design was developed for the massive 122mm cannon of the powerful Soviet IS-2 (Iosif Stalin 2) heavy tank. The IS-2 was a late-war breakthrough tank, and this muzzle brake is one of its most instantly recognizable features.
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